Choosing Your Caesarstone Kitchen Worktop

Start with the look you want, then compare the surface range behind each design. Caesarstone’s catalogue includes quartz, ICON and porcelain. Their composition, care guidance and suitable uses differ, so confirm the product specification before you order.

Compare colours, patterns and finishes

For example, light veining can give a different effect from a plain or concrete-inspired finish. View samples beside your cabinet doors and flooring. In addition, discuss slab layout and joints before planning an island or a matching splashback.

Quartz, ICON or porcelain?

Caesarstone quartz is one option within the brand. ICON is a separate surface range, while porcelain offers another material choice. Therefore, ask our team to identify the range and finish for each shortlisted colour. You can compare the manufacturer’s current catalogue alongside the products shown here.

What should a Caesarstone quote include?

Share your kitchen measurements, preferred product and postcode. Then ask for the quote to identify material, thickness, edge profile, sink and hob cut-outs, templating, delivery and fitting. Also discuss any old worktop removal, access limits or extra support your layout may need.

Care and warranty

Follow the care guide for your exact surface. For example, the guidance for quartz should not be applied to porcelain without checking. Use the official Caesarstone care information and check the current warranty terms and registration requirements for your product.

Discuss your London or Surrey project

Our team can help you compare colours and plan the next steps. Visit the Hayes showroom by appointment, or send us your plan for a Caesarstone quote. Include your postcode so we can confirm service availability for your location.