THE STRAIGHT LINE IS LOSING ITS GRIP!

Platinum Granite on a thermoformed kitchen bench top with a waterfall edge.

For years, sharp edges, straight lines and rigid geometry dominated contemporary interiors.
Now, design is softening.

Curved vanities. Sculptural reception counters. Rounded transitions. Integrated basins. Flowing architectural forms.
And solid surface is uniquely suited to bringing them to life.

Through thermoforming, solid surface can be carefully heated and shaped into smooth curves, complex profiles and three-dimensional forms, opening up possibilities that many traditional surface materials simply can't achieve.

Combine that with seamless joining, CNC fabrication and the ability to create integrated elements, and suddenly the material isn't dictating the design.
The design is dictating the material.

At Formed Solid Surface, this is the kind of manufacturing we love taking an architect or designer's concept and working out how to turn it into something tangible, functional and beautifully fabricated.
Because sometimes the most interesting designs begin when you stop thinking in straight lines.

Have a curved or complex solid surface concept in mind? Talk to us early, you'd be surprised what's possible.

Mt Carrara thermoformed fitted throughout a new office with waterfall edging.

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