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While you may not spend as much time in your bathroom as you do in other parts of your home, it still pays to get every one of its components right, including your bathroom countertop. In this post, your bathroom and traditional kitchen design expert shares questions you should ask if you’re thinking about changing your bathroom countertop.

Q: Is It Spacious Enough to Handle Your Toiletries?

Unlike kitchen countertops where you’ll be performing some pounding, dicing, slicing and other kitchen-related activities, a bathroom countertop’s main function is to hold items. You have to consider whether the size of your countertop fits well with the toiletries you want to put on top of it.

Q: How to Maintain This Countertop?

You have to first identify whether you’re open to extra maintenance or not. Some materials such as granite or marble need to be resealed. Meanwhile, some materials such as glass or stainless steel won’t need to be resealed. However, cleaning fingerprints off its surfaces can also be tedious. 

Q: What Design Would I Want for My Bathroom Countertop?

It’s good to note that bathroom countertops are smaller than kitchen countertops. Some bathroom and kitchen remodeling designers will advise you to efficiently pick the right materials for every part of the kitchen countertop. However, with bathroom countertops, you have the freedom to choose whichever material or design you like because the fixtures won’t endure as much damage as they do in the kitchen. Whether you want something funky, elegant, or minimalistic, it’s all up to you.

Q: What Bathroom Countertop Materials Should I Consider?

Bathroom countertop materials come in different forms such as granite, manufactured quartz, tile, solid surface, and others. Through research or by turning to an expert, you can choose the right bathroom countertop material for you!

When it comes to traditional cabinet designs, kitchen countertops, and other kitchen services, The Kitchen Store is the expert to trust. With us, you’re assured that you’ll get high value of expertise. Give us a call at (310) 572-7515 or fill out our contact form and let’s discuss your new project. We serve clients in Culver City, CA.