Concrete artisan Buddy Rhodes demonstrates his unique process for building a light but strong vanity counter with an integral sink

Learn how to form a countertop in place and then reinforce, pour, and finish the slab to create a beautiful custom surface in your kitchen.

Revolutionary designer Johnny Grey creatively mixes concrete, wood, and other materials in unique ways and revamps the concepts that drive conventional kitchen design.

Learn how to beef up a cabinet to hold the weight of a concrete countertop.

A glass-fiber reinforced mix creates an elegant, lightweight vanity counter and sink

The noted author of Taunton's Concrete Countertops series answers dozens of questions from readers on the process of designing and building concrete countertops

A primer on building three-part forms for custom installations

This custom concrete bathroom sink surround artfully displays shark teeth collected during walks on the Connecticut shore.

Concrete pioneer Fu-Tung Cheng talks about the merits of concrete as a decorative material.

Formed and finished with off-the-shelf materials, a vanity top takes shape upside down.

A carefully constructed mold is the key to creating a beautiful kitchen counter from everyday materials.

Solid, durable and attractive, an uncommon countertop can be cast from common materials.

You may be surprised at the tool Chuck Miller uses to make sure his concrete pour goes as smoothly as possible.

A simple wheelbarrow, a stiff rake, and a reliable process transform the task of mixing concrete from backbreaker to no-brainer

Manufacturers have improved old materials and developed new ones, expanding the potential for new and remodeled kitchens.