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Blog : Learn how to use edge forms

Posted by lanemangum on 2009/6/18 17:10:00 (2468 reads)

Spring 2009 - Counter Culture Magazine: "When an expanse of concrete countertop makes a statement in a kitchen, bathroom or bar, the edge is what really adds the exclamation point. The shape and texture of the edge helps make the counter look contemporary, traditional, formal, playful or unique." Read more at http://www.concretedecor.net/All_Access/CC201/get_that_edge.cfm.

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