Concrete countertops are a unique design option for kitchens and bathrooms since the material can be customized with preferred finishes, designs, and edges. Many concrete countertops can be colored or ...

Decorative concrete is the hottest thing going right now, and the segment getting the most attention is concrete countertops. The reasons are obvious. For contractors, it's a way to make more money ...

We helped Anthony pour his own concrete countertops using a Z Counterform kit. The video demonstrates how to make ...

When brave, experienced “Do It Yourselfers” think of a concrete countertop project, it seems easy and inexpensive, nothing to be intimidated by, just mix some cement, pour, and spread. Sounds simple, ...

Concrete Jungle, Inc., Frederick, Md., has been in business for 13 years, and it is seeing a growing trend in concrete countertops for outdoor kitchens, says Kelly Carr, president and owner of ...

Dear James: I saw decorative concrete countertops at a home show, and I want to try it myself. What is the basic procedure for making my own concrete countertops for my bathroom and kitchen? —Farida T ...

Concrete countertops have grown in popularity over recent years. They combine functionality with an edgy yet minimalist aesthetic, helping them fit into many home styles. Concrete countertops are also ...

The concrete countertops in Eleanor Zuckerman’s San Francisco kitchen are handcrafted works of art. Custom-designed by Fu-Tun Cheng of Berkeley, Calif.-based Cheng Concrete, they feature colors like ...

Concrete countertops are popular because they are low-maintenance, easy to clean and beautiful. While many people like the look and performance of concrete countertops, few have the skills that are ...

Calling Gerry Santora a countertop guy is like calling Warren Buffett a money guy. Santora was one of the pioneer fabricators of cast-concrete counters in the early 1990s. (“It was just Buddy Rhodes ...

When brave, experienced "Do It Yourselfers" think of a concrete countertop project, it seems easy and inexpensive, nothing to be intimidated by, just mix some cement, pour, and spread. Sounds simple, ...