Paper CompositePaper countertops? You read it right. Created from paper fibers mixed with resin, this surface is ecofriendly and a whole lot more durable than it sounds. Pros: Paper composite evokes the look of solid surfacing or laminate but with a warmer sensibility. It's surprisingly hardy and can withstand heat and water admirably. It's also a great deal lighter than natural stone or concrete. Cons: The material isn't scratchproof and is susceptible to chemical damage. It needs an occasional rubdown with mineral oil, and even sanding, to refresh it. Although it sounds as though it would be a lower-budget option, it isn't (unless you install it yourself).Cost: $85 to $125 per square foot, installedTell us: Do you have a countertop you love? Please share a photo below!More: How to Remodel Your Kitchen10 Great Alternatives to Granite CountersUsing White Marble: Hot Debate Over a Classic Beauty
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