CONCRETE
IN A ROWHOUSE KITCHEN, charcoal-tinted concrete counters were wisely precast after the sink was purchased and measured. The front of the sink was cast with joints to preclude cracks. Periodic waxing reduces the porosity of the countertop.
CONCRETE HAS A LIGHTER SIDE, AS SEEN IN THIS lively family kitchen.Countertops for the raised bar and the base cabinets were precast with a square edge. The warm tint blends with the warm-tone woods,floor,copper pendants, and bright tile accents in the backsplash.
THIS THICK, GREEN-TINTED CONCRETE COUNTERTOP WAS PRECAST on site and lifted into placeon cabinets original to this 1920S bungalow. Concrete gives way to a lowered butcherblock counter next to the restored 1940S range.
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