Limited by aesthetic practicality in hospitality projects? Seize your material options
As a decorative surfacing material – especially in residential interiors – Formica today has something of a bad reputation. But for all intents and purposes, it, being easy to clean and replace, remains indispensable and practical for hospitality
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