Continuing our series on the best Outdoor Kitchen Benchtops, we’d like to introduce the Dekton range. With its sophistication, modern look and high performance features, it’s definitely one to consider when designing your Outdoor Kitchen.

So firstly, what exactly is Dekton we hear you ask? Well in non-technical terms it is a new and very advanced surface that is created by replicating a process that occurs naturally in nature. In nature, this process takes thousands of years and is the gradual compacting of natural stone under high temperatures and pressure. Dekton have perfected this process, calling it ‘Sintering’ and it takes merely hours to do, resulting in a very high performing, strong & resistant surface that looks amazing. But don’t take our word for it…keep scrolling...

Part 1 - Corian by DuPont     

Deciding which colour to choose for your outdoor kitchen cabinets can be tough! There’s a lot to choose from. What’s going to look great? What isn’t going to date? What will the whole family love?

From classic white to contemporary shades of grey and loads in between, choosing your cabinet colours can be tricky. We’ve studied the sales data and listed below the Top 8 Colours our customers have chosen this year. Which one is your favourite?

Cabinets can be a pretty time consuming part of designing an outdoor kitchen.

Especially colours, colours can end up being the thing that causes the most delays to your entire kitchen. And for good reason.

The overall aesthetic is heavily influenced by what your most prominent colour is. Beside your bench top, your cabinets are the biggest source of colour. 

In this post we’re going to talk about the different options available for your cabinet doors, for some inspiration and information.

A quick tip when reading this post: in the industry when you hear someone talking about an insert in regards to a cabinet, they’re referring to the material you see on the door. The material that makes up the door (minus the frame) is called an insert.