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The technique has been created to add a delicate pattern to an already beautiful floor with the use of stencils.
Only a couple of years old, this upstart is already attracting attention to its colorful work in the Cornhusker State.
Three unique looks achieved by seasoned veterans with stamping and texturing tools – an authentic travertine tile look, a cobblestone finish and a patio with hand-tooled brick.
Acid staining is unpredictable by nature, but after years of experience, several of the country’s most gifted artisans have developed techniques that incorporate the stains into tried-and-true effects.
A closer look at one of the country’s most stylish countertop fabricators – and one of the industry’s most charismatic characters.
Radial stamps, multipiece tools that create circular and curved patterns, have earned stamp manufacturers a round of applause.
Our regular feature offers two step-by-step description of a unique floor that was created with good old terrazzo.
The techniques featured in this beloved annual feature may give you the look you’re after for finishing that one job. Or, they may provide the spark you need to come up with something new.
From the far end of the pool, guests at RH-1 can see portions of the pump house, cabana, fire pit, outdoor kitchen and the house itself. Though it suggests some sort of cutting-edge robotics project, “RH-1” is actually the nickname of a recently renovated private home in Chesterland, Ohio. It […]
Networking and new techniques help keep John Belarde’s Seattle-area decorative concrete outfit on the sunny side.
