Show and Tell—From Your Table
Fireplaces and Outdoor Archive
Gordon Chippewa
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Gordon Chippewa's propane firepit is the centerpiece of this Florida garden. Using Buddy Rhodes materials, the base was made in one piece, using the Buddy Rhodes pressed technique, the top was made in two pieces then ground and polished with 400 to 800 to 3000 grit.
Doug Dysert
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This is a Michigan concrete contractor Doug Dysert’s first countertop project. Outdoor kitchen, planter and stool—just in time for summer. Doug’s website says, “I’m Doug Dysert and I love concrete”—it shows!
Gerry and Nick—It's Concrete
Gerry Lopez works with Buddy Rhodes Artisan Nick Relampagos of Its Concrete in Hayward, CA. Gerry crafted this pressed finish fireplace using Buddy's Smoke color with a darker Smoke infill. The sides are curved as well as the front.
Arrot Donaldson
Arrot Donaldson of Concrete Countertop Creations in Maryland recently installed this fireplace surround in a home still under construction. Concrete fireplace surrounds are the new countertops!
Gerry and Nick—It's Concrete
Gerry Lopez works with Buddy Rhodes Artisan Nick Relampagos of Its Concrete in Hayward, CA. Gerry crafted this pressed finish fireplace using Buddy's Smoke color with a darker Smoke infill. The sides are curved as well as the front.
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John Clancy
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John Clancy of Harmony Concepts in New Jersey created this outdoor kitchen, a sloped sink, and a reception desk for Sealant Depot in Cinnaminson. He uses BR Mix and a combination of techniques, including pressed and ground, including integrating the two within a single piece.