Counters
With good design and planning, concrete countertops can be made the proper color, finish, and shape to coincide with surrounding elements (cabinets, sinks, backsplashes, etc.) to create the desired atmosphere for the client.
Above left: This kitchen countertop has contrasting finishes: the counter against the wall and the majority of the island are polished while the concrete under the tear-shaped glass has been ground down to show aggregate.
Above right: While under-mount sinks go best with concrete countertops, here bathroom top-mount sinks go well with a concrete countertop with a 7-inch apron.
Below left and right: An outside counter and bar is made thicker than normal and in unique shapes to conform with the walls.
Above right: While under-mount sinks go best with concrete countertops, here bathroom top-mount sinks go well with a concrete countertop with a 7-inch apron.
Below left and right: An outside counter and bar is made thicker than normal and in unique shapes to conform with the walls.
Below left and right: A concrete countertop in this bathroom is supported on one end by a vertical concrete wall. In the background, large thin concrete slabs of different colors decorate the shower wall.
