You sit down to dinner in your favorite bistro and order a nice bottle of wine.
Instead of the familiar 'pop' of the cork-your waiter opens the bottle with atwist of the screw top!
This brings to mind Seven-up not a fine Bordeaux! While wine corks are
being replaced with plastic corks and screw tops, cork is showing up in the
home in many forms. I have had cork floors in my kitchen for three years andI love it. It stands up to kids, dogs, spills and it is so soft underfoot.
Savvy consumers know that cork is a natural and environmentally friendly material that is both sustainable and reusable. Cork is resilient, springy, sound absorbing, shock and fire resistant, 100% watertight, resistant to rotting(making it suited to indoor or outdoor) and warm to the touch. In other words, cork has a wide range of applications. Cork has moved beyond flooring as bowls, 
lamps, vases, sideboards, floating pool chairs and even sinks. There is a mosaic floor made from recycled wine corksthat can be used in your bathroom.
So kick back in a cork chaise and enjoy a nice bottle of wine
-with a screw top of course!
lamps, vases, sideboards, floating pool chairs and even sinks. There is a mosaic floor made from recycled wine corksthat can be used in your bathroom.
So kick back in a cork chaise and enjoy a nice bottle of wine
-with a screw top of course! 
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