Portfolio: Countertops

For this residential kitchen the home owner fell in love with the look of natural gray concrete with a lightly polished finish. The tops are 1.5 inches thick. (click on the images to enlarge them)

In this residential bathroom the countertops are acid-stained Malay Tan. They are 1.5 inches thick with an additional 1 inch drop down overhang on the edges for a 2.5 inch thick appearance. The tub surround is 2 inches thick with a "broken granite" edge and is acid-stained with Black Stain. An additional slab matching the tub surround sits on the countertop as an accent. (click on the images to enlarge them)

The countertops in this kitchen are 2 inch thick slabs in dark charcoal gray with a polished finish. We engraved the SC state flag emblems on the backsplash above the cooktop. (click on the images to enlarge them)

These countertops are in an interior designer's studio. They are 1.5 inches thick and are natural gray with a polished finish. (click on the images to enlarge them)

This kitchen has charcoal gray countertops with a lightly polished finish. (click on the images to enlarge them)

For Salsarita's Fresh Cantina restaurants, we build countertops with a distressed, rustic look. They have a 4 inch face and are acid-stained Vintage Umber. Locally, we built the tops for the Salsaritas at The Shops at Greenridge in Greenville. Nationwide, we have built the countertops for over 70 locations. (click on the images to enlarge them)

This bathroom has natural gray concrete with a lightly polished finish. The tops are 1.5 inches thick. (click on the images to enlarge them)

Stone Soup Restaurant in Landrum wanted a unique bar top. So we placed horeshoes and tacks in the mold, then used broken colored glass as the aggregate in a yellow concrete mix. We grinded and polished the surface to expose the glass. (click on the images to enlarge them)

This outdoor grill surround and pool house bar top is 2 inches thick with a broken granite edge. It is acid-stained with Black Stain. (click on the images to enlarge them)

For this modern kitchen remodel, we built charcoal gray countertops with a lightly polished finish. The home owner added the glass tile backsplashes to finish the design. (click on the images to enlarge them)

This bar top is black and has a lightly polished surface. It is 2 inches thick, but has a 3.5 inch face. (click on the images to enlarge them)

A curved kitchen countertop? Sure! Concrete gives you that kind of versatility. Here, we imbedded broken glass tiles into a light gray concrete and shaped it into an arc to fit into this kitchen space. We built in a drain board (also curved) beside the sink with imbedded stainless steel rods for added flair. (click on the images to enlarge them)