Ordering a custom wood countertop is one of the most common questions homeowners ask when planning a kitchen renovation. Unlike off-the-shelf countertops, a custom piece is built to your exact measurements, wood species, and finish preferences.
Start by measuring your space carefully, including any cutouts needed for sinks, cooktops, or outlets. Next, choose your wood species based on how the countertop will be used — harder woods like maple or walnut hold up better to daily kitchen wear, while softer woods may be better suited for accent pieces.
Finally, decide on a finish. A food-safe oil finish is common for countertops that will see direct food contact, while a harder polyurethane finish suits decorative or lower-contact surfaces. Once you have these details, reach out to our team with your measurements and preferences and we'll walk you through the rest.