LAURA AND ALEX KELLER, CONCRETE & WAX
It may not have the glamorous reputation of marble, or the quirkiness of on-trend terrazzo, but concrete can be just as fabulous a material in our homes – and is perhaps even more versatile.
Concrete shook off its ‘grey and boring’ tag a long time ago. Traditionally used in construction, it’s made with cement and water mixed with sand, gravel or crushed rock, and those in the know interiors-wise have been using the material for polished floors, stylish sinks and sleek, hard-wearing worktops for a while. Now, independent makers and designers are finding it has other creative uses, too, and can be made into tactile, durable
