Pewter countertops are a classic and elegant choice historically used in French bistros and wine bars. A commonly used material in the Middle Ages as decorative and specialty items, pewter connotes an old-world aesthetic. Pewter is a very durable metal that will tell its story and convey its history.

Pewter countertops have a cool silver tone. Its matte finish will form a gray patina. While similar to zinc, pewter is a softer and more malleable metal.

How does this malleability affect pewter tops?

• The softness of the metal allows us to create curved shapes.
• Slight imperfections and marks that are common to metal countertops will be more prominent.

Pewter counter and bar tops are not meant to present a monolithic or monotone surface. The material has a living finish that will evolve over the lifetime of the tops and form a patina.

• The patina will take about a year to form.
• For those interested in a more even patina, we can apply a chemical patina in our shop.
• The patina is darker than what would occur naturally.
• Both natural and chemical patinas will continue to evolve throughout the lifetime of the counter or bar top.

This photo gallery is a collection of pewter countertops that we have created. If you are interested in getting pricing on a pewter top, send your photos or drawings to quotes@brookscustom.com. Our design team will review your information and return a proposal: 1-2 days for standard items; 2-5 days for custom work; a week plus for architectural custom projects.

All of our pewter countertops are designed in and delivered directly from our custom shop in Mt. Kisco, NY. Brooks Custom is a wholesale supplier of countertops that provides a unique and inclusive design process experience, giving you direct contact with our craftsmen and engineers.

Learn more about pewter as a countertop material by clicking through to these links:

Pewter Construction
Pewter Edge Profiles
Pewter Design Details
Pewter Finish Options
Pewter Care and Maintenance 
Pewter FAQ

View Other Metal Countertops:

Zinc Countertops

Copper Countertops

Stainless Steel Countertops