Concrete, granite, marble, travertine, and various other strains of natural and engineered stone are shown and described in Design Ideas for Decorative Concrete and Stone, which presents homeowners with the clearest and most creative ways to embellish their own decorating scheme. Concrete, especially, has emerged as an eminently practical decorative product, as suitable to use as elegant sinks and counters as to walls and floors. Color impregnation, a fillip of modern-day technology, adds to this material's enormous versatility. A comprehensive Resource Guide of products and services is included.
Ellen Frankel is President of ECPM, Inc., an editorial, marketing, and special projects firm in New York City specializing in home design. She is the former Editor-in-Chief of Home Ideas Magazine and her clients have included such magazines as Country Living, Victoria, and House Beautiful Specials as well as manufacturers and retailers such as
Kraftmaid and Home Depot.
Mervyn Kaufman, the former Editorial Director of House Beautiful magazine, is an author and editor who has contributed articles and features to Interiors, Interior Design,
Better Homes and Gardens, Great American Kitchens, and This Old House. He has also edited and contributed to a variety of home-related magazines published by Woman's Day Specials. Since l997, he has been project director of the Specials' annual Design
Idea Center project for the National Kitchen & Bath Association's Kitchen/Bath Industry Show. He resides in New York City, New York with his wife, Nancy.
Ellen Frankel is President of ECPM, Inc., an editorial, marketing, and special projects firm in New York City specializing in home design. She is the former editor-in-chief of Home Ideas Magazine and her clients have included such magazines as Country Living, Victoria, and House Beautiful Specials. Mervyn Kaufman, former editorial director of House Beautiful magazine, is an author and editor whose current work is focused mainly on the home. He has contributed articles and features to GQ, Interiors, Interior Design, Better Homes & Gardens, Colonial Homes, Great American Kitchens, and This Old House.