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Concrete Central is a progressive company dedicated to utilizing the ancient medium of concrete to create modern, innovative and practical designs for your home or workplace.Our designs encompass a vast array of objects including concrete countertops, concrete sinks, concrete bars, concrete bathrrom vanities, furniture, concrete fireplace surrounds, hearths, and decorative concrete floors.We pride ourselves in working closely with each customer and designer, listening carefully to your ideas and specific needs. The end results is a finished piece of art that is both practical and visually pleasing.At Concrete Central we embrace a philosophy of imperfect beauty that the Japanese call wabi sabi. It is an asthetic quality of an object, be it a painting, a sculpture, a sink or a countertop.In promoting the humble, the irregular, the accidental, the timeworn, the ambiguous, and the awkward, wabi-sabi prizes qualities that some consider to be ugly. Wabi sabi values the wear, aging, and patina that attend use. It puts time back into beauty, but as friend not foe.Concrete has a visual warmth, natural beauty, and a tactile quality. The creative possibilities in fabricating a concrete piece are endless. Because it starts as liquid stone it can be completely customized. We can form any shape, add integral colors, embed stones or colored glass to create a terrazzo effect. In addition, staining concrete offers a variety of interesting affects that are only limited by your imagination. These are just some ideas. In short, we start with a blank canvas and create something for you that is personal, durable, and one of a kind.Specialties: Design, Fabricating decorative concrete, concrete countertops

Listed skills include Photography, Decorative Concrete Fabrication, Carpentry, Concrete Countertops, and 37 others.

• Owner

  Concrete Central

  2003 - Present

  Design & Fabrication of concrete countertops, kitchen countertops, concrete vanities, concrete sinks, concrete fireplace surrounds, concrete floors

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  Temple University

  Art