I believe this bench top is by Halifax Vogel and is known as crea style AR + gloss finish the colour name is everest. I can't be 100% as your image is not clear close up, but I'm almost 100. I will say, from experience in kitchen fit outs, 1000s actually, complementing a dating bench top won't save money, they have to remove the existing top to join the new section regardless, this is time and money on site,often dearer than just removing it and measuring for a new modern decor. Go with a new bench too selection, so it is worth your effort extending your kitchen, invest in a new top and treat it as an investment. If you don't and the end result is not great you risk losing money on this kitchen.

I think that would look great with floorboards in a classic walnut colour, that would definitely look great with the light cabinets. If you want an idea of how it might look with the end finishes, you can type this into google and they should be able to show you a few.

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Hi Watchedpoppy, in short the answer to your question is that it can be whatever you want. If you want the Dekton Quartz Face surface on the underside of your overhang and your tops are at least 24mm thick or thicker then all you need to do is make this requirement clear to your fabricator / Kitchen manufacturer and they can be made this way. Your tops can be fabricated to have face material on the underside; it is a dearer option to do this but it can be done and does look (and feel) a lot nicer. The other option used by Stonemasons is to have a Dekton edge returned down to the desired thickness of your top as a rim and then have a smooth white product like Eco-Cell set in underneath behind the rim, flush with the bottom edge. For the other part of your question about how much of an overhang can you have on a breakfast bar? Well surprisingly this Reconstituted Stone material type is actually very strong. As an industry standard for an unsupported breakfast bar is around 300 mm overhang; which will give you a 900 mm deep benchtop. The kitchen photo that you have used above has butt jointed waterfall end where this construction when used at both ends can allow you comfortably push this overhang out to 500 mm - 600 mm depending on the thickness of your stone and how it is fabricated. Some Island Units have cantilevered tops extending our 1200 mm to 1800 mm long where we make structural supports for the top that are hidden within the construction of the cabinetry. Once again to answer your question, if you desire a large overhang, then discuss this with your Kitchen manufacturer; where if they make custom cabinetry, they should be able to design and make for you exactly what you want. Hope this information is helpful. Regards Malcolm