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    Make it with paper

    Date: 02.03.2024

    Architect at work london surface matter richlite

    After visiting Architect-at-Work Milan in its first edition, we're showing off Richlite at the third annual ATWUK in London. The stand is dressed completely in black and shows the difference between unfinished, raw material, mill and polished finishes in varying thicknesses of the paper composite material. There's also a huge piece of laminated edge trim. The unique and innovative exhibition is three days long and caters to the A&D market, giving the same exposure to emerging materials and big brands.

    Honed leathered and edge trim pieces of Richlite Black Diamond at ATWUK
    Richlite at ATWUK in stand, different tones of black richlite recycled paper composite.

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