Both the wooden and granite surface materials exhibit a striking finish with the variety of options each portrays. Granite surfaces come with a variety of natural, rocky texture choices similarly, wooden tops offer a range of shade options and vintage preferences too.

Despite this, there are a few pointers to consider when coming up with an effective surface for your kitchen.

Cost: Wood is easily obtained, hence making it a cheaper option to granite surfaces. This renders wooden tops more affordable.

Sustainability: Granite surfaces require less maintenance as they are resistant to heat, water, and chemicals, unlike wooden tops that require regular lubrication to maintain the material and prevent damage caused by any moisture or heat. This will impose an extra cost to give the wooden surface a long lasting effect, and in the long run seem draining.

User friendliness: The nature of wood allows it to absorb sounds and ample heat, hence making it relatively warm to the feel, whereas, granite surfaces are subject to a cold feel due to the nature of its material.