Our custom decorative concrete
overlays bond to your existing bath surfaces including vanities,
walls, and floors in Formica, cultured marble, tile, MDF,
plywood, concrete, greenboard, hardibacker... No demolition is
necessary -- saving you time and money while achieving a
high-end custom look designed to harmonize with your decor.
With our latest capabilities we can even overlay the old metal
band around your sink! If you prefer, we can fabricate a
new vanity with a unique integral sink. |
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Vanities
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The above vanity and integral sink were fabricated in MDF and
coated with a decorative concrete overlay. This Homeowner also
chose a decorative concrete kitchen counter and pellet stove
surround. |
The above close-up of the sink to the left reveals the Liquid
Amber and Aspen leaf imprints. Custom stencils were made
from a Liquid Amber leaf provided by the homeowner. The liquid
amber leaf represents the homeowner's Santa Barbara life whereas
the Aspen leaf represents her Mammoth Lakes life. |
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The above vanity with integral ramp sink was fabricated with
MDF and overlayed with a decorative concrete coating in slate
green, browns and rusts. The pattern for the lower
edge was suggested by the shapes of the quartzite stones in the
floor in this bathroom. The same finish was used in a
second vanity and a laundry room in this home.. |
The above vanity with a shallow integral kidney-shaped sink was
fabricated with MDF and overlayed with a decorative concrete
coating in slate green, browns and rusts. Two ammonite
shells were imbedded in the vanity top. The vanity curves
gracefully over the toilet tank, providing additional counter
surface and continuity.
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The his and her vanities above were built in two heights to
accommodate people of different sizes. The backsplash was
custom fabricated to represent the local mountains. This
set of vanities is identical to the vanities above right which
were recoated to change the colors.. |
The above his and her vanities were originally colored in
whites, golds, greys and browns to coordinate with the quartzite
floors. |
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The master bath vanity above
and the guest bath vanity to the left were accomplished by applying a
decorative concrete overlay in greens and rusts to an existing
Formica counter. The original sinks and metal rims were
left intact. (We now have the ability to coat the metal rims, as
well.) |
The front edges
were textured to suggest rough stone. The homeowner chose to
have all 4 vanities, the kitchen counters and a half wall
railing treated with the same finish. The colors were chosen to
coordinate with the new flooring in the kitchen.
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Sinks
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The two sinks above were cast in solid concrete and
integrally colored.
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The above sink was fabricated with plywood, waterproofed, and
coated with a decorative concrete overlay colored to coordinate
with the quartzite floors. |
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The master bath cast concrete vanity above was designed to
provide the homeowner with two sinks but only one drain in order
to comply with permit restrictions. The shallow sinks
taper from 2 to 2.5 inches and drain into a common channel which flows into a single common drain
in the rear of the vanity.
The indented curve in the vanity top mimics the curve in the
homeowners doors and dictated the curve on the sink shapes as
well. The natural white, smoke and taupe colors and the
texturing were suggested by the Jerusalem limestone flooring
used throughout the newly remodeled Malibu home.
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Laundry |
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The laundry counter to the left was fabricated with MDF with a
convenient 10-inch deep integral laundry sink, a textured
4-inch wide edge and no backsplash. The slate green and
brown coloring unites the wall and cabinet colors.. |
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Shower Walls
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The bath/shower wall above was created by applying a decorative
concrete overlay to an ceramic tile wall. The kitchen and bath
vanities were similarly transformed.
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The walls and ceiling of this self-contained steam bath/shower
were created using hardibacker coated with a decorative concrete
overlay. |
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This tiny shower in
a cabin in the woods was embellished with decorative concrete
and a falling leaf pattern. |
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