This is our running bond brick pattern. The texture for this pattern was taken directly off of Coffeyville Pavers. There is even actual lettering on some of the bricks.
Here is a chase brick paver pattern.
Herrinbgone brick.
Granite with matching stepping stones and stoop.
Here is the fountain at our shop. We generally don't do this kind of work, but we will if someone has deep pockets. It is not easy. We only did the basin, not the actual fountain. We purchased that and stained it. It is nice in the summer
This is our address marker. We cast the numbers separately from the pedestal. The numbers are 2 feet tall. What fun!
This is a sample we did for a concrete countertop. It is laying on the floor at our office. All of the floors are stained with different colors and patterns. It makes a nice sample for people to come and see.
Hand tinted running bond cobble. A sample for a VIP client (we got the job!)
This is a sign for the City of Tulsa. Of course we still have it...it was never paid for, and it is huge, so I guess it will sit there till the world ends, or we find someone who wants it...whichever occurs first.
Precast address/mail box posts
Tabletop sitting on an optical illusion sample.
Ok, I am going to continue this on a second page. There are just too many pictures :)
2 comments:
Camille what you do is honestly one of the coolest things I've ever seen.
really. cool.
Thank you :) I really do like doing this. I guess if I can't run a barn any more, I will settle for playing in the mud :)
We got a big ego boost today. The crew that is doing the base prep on our latest job was amazed that we poured it with 3 people (and one of them a *woman*). They said they wouldn't attempt it with less than ten! Hahahaha
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