How to Make Decorative Concrete Planters, Bistro Tables and Artistic Vessel Sinks

Recently I did a review on a new video which shows how to build boutique items like concrete planters, bistro tables and artistic vessel sinks.

The video teaches a unique method of creating a veined marblized artistic result with the use of various types of molds.

What I discovered was a substantial increase in traffic to my site and visitors spending a lot of time reading the content. Numerous e-mails revealed to me that specialty decorative items made with concrete may be more in demand than concrete countertops.

Also interesting that the bulk of visitors came from Metropolitan markets and coastal areas. It appears that demand is high in affluent markets for custom concrete planters, coffee and bistro tables, shower bases, artistic vessel sinks, tile and garden items.

My product reviews and research indicates that this niche market is poised for expansive growth.

It comes at a time when many companies are expanding into new concrete mixes, reinforcements, lightweight concrete, tooling, sealers and design. As more quality products are built by innovative artisans with the help of manufacturers many forms of media are showcasing concrete in homes and commercial spaces.

Architects and designers as they become more educated about the potential of concrete are using it in more of their projects.

It's not just interest from the USA markets. My site statistics revealed stronger interest in this topic then from anything else I have have reviewed recently.

Based on what I see happening this market is going to create lucrative business opportunities with a high level of creativity. Also fascinating is that this market will inspire what is happening with small items to be done on a large scale. In many cases it's it's hard to believe that people are still pouring bland gray concrete and covering it up when concrete offers so many decorative solutions.

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