The Harrington Project

For Daisy and Daniel Harrington, the kitchen in their Richmond home already had the right bones: a generous peninsula, shaker-style cabinetry, and plenty of natural light. What was needed was a surface that could sharpen the whole design without making the space feel busy.
After exploring various options and comparing what they considered to be the best quartz worktop solutions available, they chose Mono Ultra White for its clean aesthetic, durability, and ability to bring a sense of clarity to the room.
With its uninterrupted finish, the quartz transformed the large peninsula into the focal point of the kitchen, creating a striking contrast against the muted grey cabinetry. In a space where the worktop is visible from almost every angle, precision mattered. The clean edges, smooth joins, and continuous runs beneath the windows helped give the kitchen a more polished and architectural feel.
The choice of white quartz was also highly practical. It reflects daylight beautifully, keeps the overall design feeling calm, and provides a durable surface for cooking, serving, and gathering around the peninsula.
The result is a crisp and elegant surface installation that proves how a carefully chosen worktop can become the defining feature of an entire kitchen without altering its original layout.