Recycled Paper Kitchen Surfaces: Creative Kitchen Furniture

July 25, 2011

It seems that the last thing you want as part of an island kitchen work. After all, we are familiar with the properties of plain paper when dipped in ink and bleeding, suffered cuts or sharp object. Mixed with non-oil, eco-resins, however, these leaves turn dark tile old class – deep browns, grays and black – with a wooden structure. I am also a little “surprising ability to resist wear during preparation and cooking, through their recovery, dense and often ends with hard edges and sharp corners rounded.
As an alternative to granite, they would certainly look nice in a modern house (as in this example layout) surrounded by industrial concrete floors, modern stainless steel appliances and accessories. via Key

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