If you are looking for a way to add personality and style to your living space, why not consider introducing concrete elements in your residence? While many people are familiar with residential concrete in terms of exterior driveways or driveways, concrete has more potential than just the exterior of your home. I’m not sure? No problem!
Residential concrete has come a long way. One is no longer limited to a standard gray color, or a basic pattern or finish. Today, colors have more depth and variation, making them perfect for a wide range of projects. If you are looking for ways to add some personality to your home, consider these ideas:
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Countertops – This is becoming a popular way to implement residential concrete use. Instead of opting for more expensive stone countertops, concrete can be used to create unique patterns and designs. You can even add your own elements to the concrete: small pebbles, old cutlery, beads, etc. – to create a piece that shows all your favorite things. Then apply a sealer to preserve your style for decades.
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Accents: Pick a few different molds (or make your own) and create custom artwork that complements your style. A little bit of colored pigment can be added to the concrete mix to help it blend in even more with your space.
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Wall Treatment – It may seem extreme to use concrete for an interior wall treatment, but properly applied concrete is great for creating a backsplash.
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Basement – Basements and concrete floors are common, but you don’t have to stick with boring gray floors without any flair. Pick a color or pattern for your basement floor and have fun with a concrete floor that shows what you love.
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Sinks: Crazy as it may sound, with a little creativity and research, you will discover that you can make a concrete sink that matches both minimalist style and country chic charm.
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Chimneys – Let’s not forget the standard use of concrete! Concrete is one of the tried and true materials for building a fireplace. After all, it lasts for years and requires minimal maintenance.
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Furniture: For indoor or outdoor spaces, several homeowners are making furniture with concrete and custom molds.
When it comes to residential concrete, many projects are only limited by your imagination. Take some time to think of ways to implement concrete in your home or office; The results can inspire you to start a new trend or create a place that screams your personality.
