What is the best counter top material that is light and attractive?
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Hi Cheryl, Cork
Itโs not just for wine anymore! Cork is a material that is growing in popularity in our kitchens. It is dense, sturdy and lightweight. It is a sustainable product (another good choice for those of you who want environmentally friendly alternatives) that has sound-cutting properties that may appeal to mothers of noisy children world-wide! The material is resistant to water and heat and has anti-bacterial properties. Cork, it seems, is a very versatile and sensible option.
Have fun!
Have you thought of wrapping it in copper or stainless steel? Could look really cool if it would go with the rest of your decor and lifestyle. Take a look . . .
http://www.hgtv.com/design/rooms/kitchens/metal-countertops-copper-zinc-and-stainless-steel
Check out epoxy paint.
Check out epoxy paint!
http://freshome.com/2012/09/25/the-hottest-kitchen-counter-tops-move-over-marble/