Concrete Surfaces: Counters/Tables

This curved concrete countertop was almost twelve feet wide at the far points and included an integral six inch waterfall backsplash.

This curved concrete countertop was almost twelve feet wide at the far points and included an integral six inch waterfall backsplash.

This curved concrete countertop was almost twelve feet wide at the far points and included an integral six inch waterfall backsplash.

This kitchen had well over 100 sf of concrete countertops as well as matching back splash. The color was a light grey called "Sandstone" with a coffee stain (yes, real coffee, it works great!).

This concrete island has a custom radius edge to reflect the the shape of the curved concrete bar across from it.

This kitchen had well over 100 sf of concrete countertops as well as matching back splash. The color was a light grey called "Sandstone" with a coffee stain (yes, real coffee, it works great!).

Two integral sinks were used in this kitchen. The main kitchen sink was a custom design, created by VC Studio, with rails for a cutting board. The prep sink in the corner was a stock mold that also has rails for a sliding cutting board. The range hood is also concrete.

In addition to the counters, the kitchen also included counter-to-cabinet concrete back splashes, a concrete range hood, a concrete prep sink with integral drainboard and integral rails for a sliding cutting board, and a custom designed integral concrete sink that also has an integral drainboard and integral rails for a sliding cutting board.

The horizontal bars on the back splash above the range match the finish of the concrete floors.

This kitchen sink was a new custom design created by VC Studio Inc. It includes an integral drainboard with rails for a sliding cutting board.

Concrete counters in the Hall Bath. In addition to the main counter top and back splash, an over-sized back splash was installed behind the lower concrete seat. This gives you a place to sit or set your towel to make use of the beautiful free standing tub to the left just out of the picture.

Concrete kitchen counters. Integral drainboard.

Concrete dining table. Steel base. Fox Island WA.

Concrete kitchen table. Steel base. Fox Island WA.

This concrete table was custom sized for the client. The stains were water based and applied in layers over a white base.

This small kitchen demanded efficiency. A drainboard was cast into the concrete counter. The drainboard has a flat surface with sloped channels that lead to the under mount sink. Stainless steel trivet rails run in between the sink and the two burner range top.

We are still waiting on finished photos.

Concrete countertop using the dry packed method for showroom piece at Water Concepts, kitchen and bath – Tacoma WA.

Close-up of undermount kitchen sink.

Concrete countertop using the dry packed method for showroom piece at Water Concepts, kitchen and bath – Tacoma WA.

Concrete countertop using the dry packed method for showroom piece at Water Concepts, kitchen and bath – Tacoma WA.

Close-up of concrete countertop.

Concrete countertop microtopping with crackle effect for interior design and furnishing store Calla Lily – Tacoma WA.

Eight luxury town homes in Kirkland, Washington received cast in place concrete countertops. These counters were cast with a split-face granite style edge. They were then acid stained and dyed. The organic process of forming, finishing, and staining made each piece unique.

In process.

Eight luxury town homes in Kirkland, Washington received cast in place concrete countertops. These counters were cast with a split-face granite style edge. They were then acid stained and dyed. The organic process of forming, finishing, and staining made each piece unique.

Finished.

Eight luxury town homes in Kirkland, Washington received cast in place concrete countertops. These counters were cast with a split-face granite style edge. They were then acid stained and dyed. The organic process of forming, finishing, and staining made each piece unique.

Close-up of concrete texture and stain.

Kitchen counters for private residence.

These GFRC concrete countertops were cast in the "Natural Grey" color of Portland Cement.

These GFRC concrete countertops were cast in the "Natural Grey" color of Portland Cement.

Custom concrete countertops created for homeowner. These countertops were cast in the "Natural Grey" color of Portland Cement.

This concrete countertop was created using a hand-packed method. It leaves gaps in the finished face which are then back filled with a cement based paste. The fill can be the same or a similar tone. Or in this case a contrasting tone. The integral sink was cast with an overflow.

In process.

This concrete countertop was created using a hand-packed method. It leaves gaps in the finished face which are then back filled with a cement based paste. The fill can be the same or a similar tone. Or in this case a contrasting tone. The integral sink was cast with an overflow.

These counters had a custom built-in drain for the kitchen sink and was stained to give it the marbled appearance.

This concrete countertop was created using a hand-packed method. It leaves gaps in the finished face, which is then filled with a concrete slurry.

This concrete countertop was created using a hand-packed method.

Concrete countertops featuring a custom undermount sink cut-out.

Concrete countertops featuring a custom undermount sink cut-out.

Concrete countertops; high bar, stove apron and undermount bar sink.

The main countertops were created using Buddy Rhode's concrete mix. The color was created with a custom pigment recipe and included both clear and amber colored glass (recycled source of course). The surface was ground to expose the glass and marble aggregates in the mix.

The raised breakfast bar used a custom GFRC mix & was cast in the light grey color "Sandstone" with a coffee stain.

The main countertops were created using Buddy Rhode's concrete mix. The color was created with a custom pigment recipe and included both clear and amber colored glass (recycled source of course). The surface was ground to expose the glass and marble aggregates in the mix.