When it comes to life and design Tim and I truly are a team. Almost every project is a collaboration and we feel very blessed that we get to work together almost every day! At least most of the time we feel very blessed! 🙂 Anyway, Tim is a behind the scenes type of guy and is always content with me getting all the credit. However, his talents are beyond amazing and I am going to take most of the week to highlight his incredible abilities!!!! Today we will start with this fabulous concrete table Tim poured for Mrs. Ashley Ann!
Tim is a quick learner. His first experience with poured concrete occurred when we poured concrete countertops for our very own kitchen. After a whole lot of research he felt confident enough to take the plunge and give it a try. Things weren’t perfect, but none the less we loved the results. Since then, Tim has learned SO much about concrete and really he is no longer a DIYer but a bona-fide professional!
And apparently he is VERY entertaining to little ones. But we already knew Tim was easy to watch! (If you haven’t seen it already- you have to check out Tim’s Design Star Audition video!)
All photos courtesy of Ashley Ann Photography
Hi there. I am new here and I have spent the last hour pouring over your archives. You and your husband are both very talented. I found so much inspiration.
XO*Tricia
THANK YOU TIM for our gorgeous table. We get compliments each time we have a new guest in our home…we love it!
Wow, it’s gorgeous! I just clicked over from Young House Love. Your blog is so, so inspiring. I’m off to read the rest of it.
Just added you on the reader! Any chance we can get a tutorial on this table?? Or even concrete countertops?
Thanks!
Wow! What a difference that made!
I would love to do this (or make my husband do it!). How did he attach the tabletop to the base?
Amazing – I want to move into this kitchen. Please tell the family not to worry, I’ll just sleep under the table!
Hi there! You’ve created such a lovely looking table! I also wanted to see the video as I thought that could be more of a ‘tutorial’ for myself, as I would love and try to undertake something like this and learn from the experienced ones.. but when I hit the link for the video it goes dead end. Is there another location where I could find this? Love from Belgium.