European Oak

Oak worktops are a timeless choice for any kitchen. They pair beautifully with bold or neutral cabinetry and can add warmth and character to the room.

European Oak looks particularly effective in traditional properties with a farmhouse or country-style kitchens, but it can also create a focal point in modern homes.

Solid oak worktops are strong and long lasting with regular oiling and maintenance. They perfectly compliment bold and neutral colour palettes.

Heritage Oak

Heritage oak has a rustic appearance, perfect for farmhouse style kitchens. It has defined knots and visible grain – perfect for adding character to your kitchen.

Heritage oak typically has a rich, honey colour and is commonly used in period properties or cottages. It can be incredibly long-lasting, as long as it is looked after properly.

We think heritage oak’s classic appeal will add rustic charm to any home.

European Walnut

If you’re looking for a solid wood worktop in a dark and rich shade, we recommend European walnut. European walnut is renowned for it’s striking grain variations and natural patina that develops over time.

European walnut looks great in all styles of kitchens, but we think it looks particularly effective when paired with neutral colours for a high contrast look. Incorporating walnut into your kitchen design is a brilliant way to add visual intrigue and draw the eye.

Iroko

Iroko is similar to teak in appearance and comes with a yellowish tint that soon darkens to a rich brown. It is a very hard and naturally oily, which makes it resistant to heat and water. It’s the ideal choice for the kitchen environment.

Often referred to as ‘African Teak’, Iroko has an exotic appeal that can add interest to a room. A long lasting choice for any kitchen renovation project.

Ash

Ash has a light colour that works well with neutral colour kitchen cupboards. Over time it develops a soft, honey colour patina that further enhances it’s charm.

We think Ash has a brightening effect, which makes it the perfect choice for dark or small rooms. It’s modern appearance suits minimalist or Scandi inspired kitchens.

Ash is a durable hardwood that will look great in your kitchen for years to come.

Light Steemed Beech

Beech is a hardwearing and practical choice that responds beautifully to regular oiling and car. It has warm, natural tone that works well with a range of colour palettes.

We think light steamed beach is a timeless choice that can add charm and character to your kitchen. Speak to the New Image kitchen design team about incorporating it in your home.

Black Oak

Black oak is one of the most striking types of solid wood worktop we sell at New Image. The deep colour works perfectly with dark hews, making it the perfect choice for minimalist or ultra modern kitchens.

Incorporating black oak into your kitchen is a great way of adding a focal point. Pair with dark cabinets for a cohesive look or a more neutral colour palette if you’re looking to achieve contrast.

What are the Advantages of Wood Kitchen Worktops?

• Timeless – solid wood worktops are an excellent choice for both traditional and contemporary kitchens. Wood worktops are timeless and can add warmth and character to any kitchen
• Characterful – we have light and dark wood worktops available – each with different knots and grains. No two pieces are the same, which means your kitchen will have a unique look and feel. Solid worktops are perfect for rustic country style kitchens as well as more modern properties, with plenty of natural light.
• Hardwearing – wood is incredibly durable and can withstand heavy usage. It does require ongoing upkeep to keep it looking its best
• Hygienic – wood has natural anti bacterial properties