The smooth and polished look of this concrete countertop is an inspiring addition to an already beautiful piece of home design.
Located at the 'Inner West Warehouse,' this concrete countertop was designed and executed by Australian firm Corben Architects. The countertop itself is part of an overall redesign of an empty warehouse that was skillfully transformed into both a luxurious home residence, commercial florist workshop and even a space for storing a collection of luxurious racing cars.
The countertop itself is able to become the centrepiece of an already beautifully designed and executed interior space. Made from polished concrete, this 29 feet long countertop naturally flows from the concrete floor and makes for an excellent space for cooking or entertaining guests.
What's Driving This Trend
- Connected Concrete Surfaces
- As homes become increasingly connected, integration of smart technology into concrete surfaces is a disruptive innovation opportunity.
- Polished Concrete Design
- The trend towards polished concrete as a design element provides opportunity for innovative solutions in interior design and architecture.
- Multi-use Spaces
- The trend of transforming spaces for multiple uses allows for new opportunities in home and commercial design, as seen in this warehouse renovation.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Design
- The use of polished concrete as a design element offers opportunities for growth in the home renovation and interior design industries.
- Architecture
- The trend towards multi-use spaces provides an opportunity for architects to explore innovative ways to maximize space and functionality in buildings.
- Technology and Materials
- The integration of smart technology into construction materials such as concrete provides opportunities for growth in the tech and materials industries.
