KML Worktops is a London-based specialist in natural and engineered stone worktops, with over 20 years of supplying and installing white granite worktops across UK kitchens and bathrooms. White granite is one of our most requested materials, we stock and fit a full range of white granite colours, a collection of over 30 granite shades.
Every worktop is templated, cut and polished by our in-house fabrication team and installed by our own fitters, so you get one point of contact from quote to finish. Our London showroom holds slabs you can see and touch before you order.
White granite is a classic natural stone that never goes out of style. Known for its durability and sleek appearance, granite is a top choice for kitchens and bathrooms. Its crisp white tones add a fresh, clean look that brightens up any space, giving it a modern yet timeless feel, whether you’re upgrading kitchen countertops or installing a bathroom vanity.
White granite kitchen worktops instantly create a fresh and open feel. The light granite surfaces reflect natural light, making your kitchen look spacious and modern. This timeless material not only enhances the aesthetic but also provides a high-end look that fits perfectly in both traditional and contemporary kitchens. Its sleek design adds a touch of elegance, making it ideal for those looking to elevate their home.
Durable and heat-resistant, granite worktops are designed to withstand the demands of everyday cooking. From hot pans to accidental spills, granite is built to resist scratches, stains, and heat. Its hardwearing nature makes it perfect for high-traffic kitchens, ensuring your worktops stay looking fresh and functional for years.
The beauty of white granite lies in its versatility. With its universal color palette, it seamlessly blends with various kitchen designs—from shaker-style kitchens to sleek, modern interiors. It pairs well with wood, grey, or black cabinetry and creates a harmonious look in both kitchens and bathrooms, including on islands and vanities.
Every white granite slab is unique, offering natural veining and intricate patterns that bring personality to your space. Whether it’s Kashmir White, Colonial White, or Alaska White, each type of granite adds a one-of-a-kind touch to your home. With flecks and grains varying from piece to piece, no two worktops are the same, making your kitchen truly yours.
White granite worktops are low-maintenance and long-lasting, making them ideal for busy households. With finishes like polished, honed and leathered available, you can choose the texture that suits your space and style.
Polished: The most popular finish. A reflective, glass-like surface that bounces light around the room and makes colours and veining look their most vivid. The easiest finish to wipe clean and the most stain-resistant once sealed.
Honed: A smooth, matte surface with no shine. Softer underhand and less reflective, honed granite suits understated, contemporary kitchens and hides light scratching and fingerprints better than polished stone.
Leathered: A subtly textured surface created by brushing the stone after honing. It gives a tactile, rustic finish that hides watermarks and smudges particularly well, making it a popular choice for busy family kitchens.
Not sure which suits your kitchen? Our showroom team can talk you through samples of each finish side by side.
White granite comes in a range of shades and patterns, each creating its own look for your kitchen or bathroom.
If you’re exploring other shades, Black Granite and Grey Granite are popular alternatives, each brings its own character, whether you want the boldness of black, the subtlety of grey, or the timeless brightness of white.
White granite worktops combine well with almost any cabinet colour, which is part of why kitchen designers reach for them so often.
Browse our Gallery or recent Projects for examples of white granite installed in real London homes.
Regular cleaning is as simple as wiping down with mild soap and water, and resealing once every 1–2 years keeps the surface protected for the long term.
One honest note: because it’s a lighter surface, white granite shows marks and spills more readily than a dark granite. This isn’t a durability issue, but the stone itself is just as hard-wearing, but it does mean wiping up spills promptly and keeping to your resealing schedule will keep it looking its best. Looked after this way, a white granite worktop will comfortably last decades.
Pricing depends on the granite you choose, the size of your kitchen, and your edge and finish details. As a guide:
White granite worktops typically start from £300 per m² to £700 per m². Granite worktop prices vary from standard to premium quality, with premium and rarer colours ranging up to £870 per m².
For an accurate figure, use our Worktop Cost Calculator or request a free, no-obligation quote based on your kitchen measurements.
If you’re looking for quality and expertise in granite, KML Worktops is the place to go. As your trusted London granite experts, we have over 20 years of experience supplying and installing high-end granite worktops. Our in-house installation team ensures a perfect fit every time, and our London showroom offers a wide selection of granite slabs to view and choose from.
We back our work with testimonials from happy customers and a guarantee on our craftsmanship. With competitive pricing, you get premium granite without the premium price tag. Whether you’re after a bespoke design or expert installation, KML Worktops delivers a seamless, hassle-free experience from quote to fit.
Popular mostly white granite varieties include Alaska White, White Ice, and Colonial White. These granites feature stunning white granite colors with subtle veining or speckles of gray, black, and beige, adding depth and uniqueness to any space.
White granite pricing varies based on rarity, origin, and quality. While some premium white granites can be expensive, many options are available at competitive prices. Generally, it is priced similarly to other granite colors, depending on the stone’s uniqueness and demand.
No, white granite is highly durable and resistant to scratches due to its hardness. However, using sharp objects directly on the surface over time may cause minor marks. It is always recommended to use a cutting board to maintain its pristine look.
Granite maintains its shine for years with proper care. Over time, heavy use and exposure to acidic substances may dull the surface. Regular cleaning and occasional resealing help restore and preserve its natural gloss and beauty.
White granite colors often include shades of gray, black, beige, and even subtle hints of blue or gold. The variations in veining and mineral deposits create unique patterns, making each slab distinct and elegant for any space.
A lighter surface shows spills more readily than a dark one, so sealing matters more with white granite. Properly sealed and wiped promptly, it copes well with everyday kitchen use.
Yes. Like all natural granite, white granite worktops should be resealed roughly every 1–2 years to stop liquids penetrating the stone. It’s a quick job that takes minutes and is especially worth keeping to on a pale surface.
Yes, granite is formed under extreme heat and shrugs off hot pans straight from the hob without damage. We’d still recommend a trivet, more to protect the sealant than the stone itself.
