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Porcelain Countertops Ideas
The first time you hear about porcelain countertops, also known as nano glass kitchen countertops, you have the impression that they will be fragile. Not to worry! This industrial porcelain is known as an iron lady because of its elegant appearance on the outside and strength on the inside. The raw material of porcelain is Silica, which is similar to glass. This countertop competes with granite and quartz due to its high heat of 1800 degrees C and natural ingredients. Consider how the veins can outshine the natural marble veins with a bright shine on the surface.
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The kitchen is designed using porcelain slabs almost everywhere in the space. The coating that started from the countertops continued with the backsplashes on the walls and ended with a custom-made hood. This look is completed with gray shaker cabinets with contemporary pendant lights and finished with brass plated faucets.
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The most beautiful feature of the porcelain countertop is that although the product is done thin, it can give a feeling of a thicker look, which is achieved with a waterfall edge on the kitchen island.
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This kitchen has special stained rift-sawn oak cabinets with porcelain countertops and backsplash. These combinations give a contemporary look with the natural color of wooden flooring.
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Recently, porcelain countertops and backsplash with the same design have been indispensable for contemporary kitchens. This new countertop material which is porcelain slabs between the two-tone kitchen cabinets can change the energy of the space.
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If you like countertops with thick edges, welcome to the world of porcelain slabs. They have brought a new dimension to the irreplaceable marble-look countertop ideas lately, and they have become a new favorite of homeowners and designers because they can be installed with a thick feel despite their thin production.
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If you like a more modern look and still want to add a different touch to your kitchen, you can achieve it by using gray porcelain countertops that match the light blue subway backsplash color. The accent shelves on the wall and the contemporary pendant lamp also transform the kitchen into a meaningful place.
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Can we say that the most preferred kitchen idea is an open-concept eat-in kitchen? Since that is the idea for the countertop used in the kitchen island with an extra overhang is a porcelain slab with a thicker edge, and the rest of the kitchen is designed with small black touches.
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This kitchen shows that we know no limits to black. Black porcelain countertop with thickened edges and other colors that do not disturb our eyes.
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A kitchen design that tells us the perfect picture. We can say that the perfect match of a striking white and a strong brown is on display. On the other hand, porcelain slabs, which represent the modern kitchen, are everywhere.
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Here are the indispensable thick-edged porcelain kitchen countertop ideas for the contemporary kitchen. White thin porcelain slabs with a marble look are used on black island cabinets which are a very popular product lately.
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The new symbol of modernity in kitchens is porcelain countertops with a thick feel. Another feature of porcelain slabs is that they prevent color pollution by using only two colors giving freshness to small kitchens.
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Glossy-finished white kitchen cabinets and thick-edged countertops above the two islands look incredible. Modernity emanates from every corner of the kitchen. The lighting design, LED lights under the island cabinets, and contemporarily designed pendant lights are breathtaking.
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In this kitchen, the lighting above the island looks great and gives life to the porcelain countertop underneath. Due to the peculiarity of the design, the porcelain countertop seems to be continued from floor to ceiling, providing an illusionist look.
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I think that you see a clean and neat kitchen that the designer designed by considering all the details and has nothing to disturb the eye. One of the most important features of porcelain is that it is made of light and thin materials, so we can use it to cover both the walls and the surroundings of the island.
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The porcelain slab covering the wide wall behind the sink in the kitchen, dominated by these magnificent white tones, looks like a piece of art. The miter-edge island is extended to allow eating with bar stoles, while the cooktop on the island makes cooking fun.
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This custom-designed island has two sinks. The waterfall edge island made of porcelain is thickened by making miter. The same porcelain slabs are used for the counter, backsplash, and hood. The hood is covered with the same porcelain slab as the backsplash to make it disappear.
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This high-ceiling kitchen has a large island. It gives the space a wonderful feeling of warmth, as the gray cabinets match the grayish waves inside the porcelain slabs. Backsplashes made of the same material under the hood add an elegant look to the kitchen.
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This magnificent contemporary kitchen consists of a combination of black and white. The island, the front surface of which is covered with black mosaic tiles, and the side surfaces covered with thin porcelain slabs offer us examples from the future.
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This kitchen design does not tire the eyes. It was created without going into too many details with porcelain slabs. Gray cabinets matched with gray-toned countertops and the backsplash made of the same material give us ideas for two-tone kitchens.
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Don’t you think we are facing the eternal contemporary? The most important feature of this kitchen is that everything is made of porcelain. When you look at the island, the sink and cooktop are integrated with the surface, so no extra material is used.
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You can see a very good example of the idea of a two-story island in the picture above. These types of designs take advantage of the lightweight of porcelain slabs. We can adjust the edge thickness of the porcelain slab as much as we want and we can get a thick edge image to create a contemporary look.
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We are faced with the versatile use of porcelain slabs in this kitchen. The thick-sided table, which is an extension of the island is made entirely of porcelain slab and looks like a continuation of the island. On the other hand, the porcelain slab covering the wall adds a cosmic depth to the room.
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There are two sinks in this “G” shaped kitchen with large wide windows. One of them is the main sink facing the window behind it, and the other is the peninsula, which is extended with porcelain slabs. White porcelain slabs cover the natural color cabinets and add a wonderful pattern to the kitchen.
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I don’t know if luxury is enough to describe the kitchen seen in this picture, but porcelain slabs are sure to challenge this definition.
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This kitchen where there are no wall cabinets with excessive use of porcelain slabs has created a good example of contemporary kitchen design. Plain white cabinets and wood flooring in a neutral color are the other features of this magnificent kitchen.
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What can be said about the kitchen in the picture above? Cabinets, counters, and backsplashes are dominated by whites, only wood flooring creates contrast. The fact that the porcelain used for the waterfall edge on the island and the backsplash are the same adds a unique beauty.
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Nowadays, covering hoods with porcelain plates is a new style and we love this trend. But another feature here is that the two slabs are combined in the middle as a book match, giving the infinity feeling.
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This bartop designed with porcelain slabs provides a peaceful and relaxing environment to relieve the tiredness of your stressful day. Perfectly designed for couples to chat with each other while cooking and relieve the tiredness of the day.
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In the kitchen where white is used excessively while only the natural light color floor creates a contrast. Porcelain slabs, which look like marble, have covered the space between the shaker cabinets and all the counter surfaces. It has not left any empty space by covering the wall where the hood is located.
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Imagine a kitchen made up of only brown and white colors. Calacatta porcelain countertops and their matching porcelain backsplashes add warmth and contrast to flat panel cabinets. Gold-colored fixtures, stainless steel appliances, and dark wood flooring are among the other important elements of the kitchen.
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Its flexible patterns are matching to any kitchen style. It is an excellent choice for kitchen remodeling; it can also be used as a wall cover, backsplash, and countertop.
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