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1). How to Use Concrete in a Traditional Kitchen By : Fu-Tung Cheng
Concrete's use in kitchens and bathrooms may still be considered relatively "modern" design-wise by some homeowners. But while concrete can be used to create a modern or minimal look, it's also perfectly adaptable to a more traditional setting - where it was so extensively used in the first place. Concrete can act as a substitute for more traditional materials.
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2). Mr. & Mrs. DIY - Through the Thick and Thin of Building a Concrete Countertop By : Deborah Meyer
Concrete countertops, recognized first by architects and designers for their aesthetic potential and project versatility, are fast becoming the answer to homeowners’ demands for a relatively inexpensive countertop alternative that doesn’t require a high-level of expertise to install. In addition, they offer homeowners an exciting opportunity to literally try their hands at being creative.
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3). Using Concrete for Interior Applications By : Fu-Tung Cheng
Concrete is an extraordinary material that is practical, expressive, and aesthetic all at once. From a primal and formless slurry, you can transform it into virtually any shape that becomes a solid mass. The possibilities for creative expression are endless. You can grind, polish, stamp, or stain it. You can embed meaningful objects within it. Concrete has substance and mass, permanence and warmth.
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4). The Value of Concrete Countertops: Customization Increases Aesthetic Appeal and Real Estate Investment for Homeowners By : Deborah Meyer
From top-dollar homes in the San Francisco Bay Area to sprawling mountain homes in the Colorado Rockies, discriminating homeowners are demanding custom designs and finishes in their kitchens. In particular, they are looking to express their individuality and distinct design preferences with the fast growing design material of choice — concrete. In fact, concrete countertops have become somewhat of a status symbol for kitchens, rivaling granite and other high-end countertop surface options.
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5). Build Your Own Concrete Countertops By : Steve Galashaw
If you've ever considered replacing your counters with concrete countertops you've come to the right place. Here you can learn how to build them from scratch. Are you ready to build a countertop that will leave a lasting impression? Concrete is very popular in modern building. It's used to replicate other material types like wood, clay pavers, roof shakers, or even natural stone.
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