Wow - looks beautyful. Very nice work. What did you use on top of the blue glass ? Did you put some plastic-compound in there - or did you cut glass, that got glued in ? I’m very curious, as to how you solved that ? Is it water- and heat-proof ? Can you use it, as a work-place ?
Thanks for posting - very inspiring work..
how did u get the lights in the back? what kind of lights are they? will stuff (food particles) get stuck in the cracks? like liquid? how did u resolve this?
10 Responses to “How to create a virtual river in the kitchen”
Excellent effect. How were the initial cuts made into the granite?
By Somebody on Nov 17, 2008
With the grinding stone that you can easily do so.
By Dusan on Nov 18, 2008
Wow - looks beautyful. Very nice work. What did you use on top of the blue glass ? Did you put some plastic-compound in there - or did you cut glass, that got glued in ? I’m very curious, as to how you solved that ? Is it water- and heat-proof ? Can you use it, as a work-place ?
Thanks for posting - very inspiring work..
By Kenneth G on Nov 19, 2008
wow! that is SO cool!
By Adelle on Nov 21, 2008
how did u get the lights in the back? what kind of lights are they? will stuff (food particles) get stuck in the cracks? like liquid? how did u resolve this?
By nicejob on Nov 22, 2008
Awesome. I would love to do that to my kitchen
By Cin77 on Nov 22, 2008
Lighting is supplied by the cable channel put the light and put him through the glass.
By Dusan on Nov 22, 2008
i dont get how you managed to get the light before and after the sink and how did you fill in the remaining space?
By Guest on Nov 23, 2008
Cool idea! very creative.
By thekeybunch on Nov 28, 2008
That is brilliant! I would love a lake in my kitchen.
By Mattress on Nov 29, 2008