Cement countertops

Here it is! The post on our Cement Countertop Overlay project. It's been about five months, so I can tell you the good, the great and the really annoying stuff…

A thorough step-by-step tutorial with useful tips and advice on what not to do when installing DIY feather finish concrete countertops.

Years ago I found a tutorial on Pinterest for DIY feather finish concrete countertops, using an existing countertop as a base. This post from Lauren at Bless’er House is the post I pinned, and also what I used as inspiration for our bathroom countertops. Before we get started with the steps we took to achieve our concrete countertops, let’s go…Continue Reading→

Ditch your plan of installing marble, granite, quartz or butcher block countertops so you can reimagine your kitchen featuring the latest trend: concrete. Unlike their countertop cousins, a concrete countertop is extremely customizable. So, essentially, whatever you want, you can (for the most part) have. Here are 12 cool concrete countertops for inspiration.

Ditch your plan of installing marble, granite, quartz or butcher block countertops so you can reimagine your kitchen featuring the latest trend: concrete. Unlike their countertop cousins, a concrete countertop is extremely customizable. So, essentially, whatever you want, you can (for the most part) have. Here are 12 cool concrete countertops for inspiration.

These DIY concrete countertops are a super stylish and budget-friendly option for the kitchen update you've been dreaming of!

Considering concrete countertops? Weigh the pros & cons, browse pictures, learn how to make your own or find a contractor to create a custom counter for your kitchen, bathroom or outdoor space.

Concrete countertops are a beautiful way to update your kitchen! Whether you create a form and pour them, or you pour them in place, concrete offers an extremely durable, easy to work with material that is inexpensive when you DIY your concrete countertops! You may remember, many months ago, ahem, maybe even a year ago,

The old, gross laundry sink, also known as a slop sink, was made of plastic, and used for washing delicate items by hand. A more attractive option on the market is the ceramic laundry sink. Still serviceable in the same fashion as the slop sink, but much more fetching in appearance, ceramic laundry sinks are the contemporary home choice. See the collection for your next laundry sink.

...And without removing your current countertops!I always wanted concrete countertops, but what I didn’t want was to have to pour them myself.That requires quit…