photo: adam mørk

After we posted about clear white board paint, which would allow you to write/and erase any wood or painted surface, Diary of a Tomato alerted us to the very cool alt-whiteboards spotted at Noma Foodlab, an ambitious restaurant and food “experimentarium” in Copenhagen. In the huge high-design loft space, big slabs of glass are afixed to the walls to display notes and lists.

Just to make sure you really could write on glass and then erase it, we tried marking the bottom of a jelly glass with a Sharpie

photo: sally schneider

photo: sally schneider

We waited a few hours, and washed the writing right off with a damp paper towel. It cleaned up even easier using a non-scratch scrub sponge

photo: sally schneider