Concrete Countertops in Lacey, WA

Custom concrete countertops for kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor spaces in Lacey, Olympia, Tumwater, and the surrounding communities.

✔  Custom Shapes

✔  Color Options

 ✔  Edge Details

✔  Indoor & Outdoor

A Surface With Character. Made for Your Space.

Concrete countertops bring a distinctive look to kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor gathering areas. Subtle variations in color and texture give each piece its own character, while custom dimensions allow the countertop to fit the space.


Dustin works with you to plan the shape, color, edge profile, and overall appearance. Whether you’re picturing a kitchen island, bathroom vanity, or outdoor serving counter, those details help connect the countertop with your cabinetry and surrounding materials.



Dustin Concrete creates custom concrete countertops in Lacey, Olympia, Tumwater, and surrounding communities. We’ll discuss your ideas, review the installation needs, and provide a clear estimate for the proposed work.

Gray concrete island countertop with natural color variation above dark kitchen cabinetry.

Concrete Countertops for the Way You Use Your Space

From meal preparation to outdoor entertaining, each countertop is planned around its purpose and surroundings.

Kitchens & Islands

Create a kitchen surface with dimensions and details that suit your layout. We discuss preparation areas, seating, sink openings, and edge profiles so the countertop works with your cabinetry and daily routines.

Bathroom Vanities

Give your bathroom a distinctive focal point with a custom concrete vanity top. Color, shape, and sink placement are coordinated with the cabinet, fixtures, and available space for a balanced appearance.

Outdoor Kitchens

Bring a custom surface to your outdoor cooking and serving area. We plan around grills, appliance openings, and weather exposure, with dimensions and finishes that complement the surrounding patio and outdoor cabinetry.

Bars & Serving Areas

Add a concrete countertop to a home bar, gathering space, or serving station. Custom shapes and edge details can accommodate seating and help the counter fit naturally with nearby walls, cabinetry, and furnishings.

Make the Details Your Own

Shape, color, and edge design work together to give your concrete countertop its individual character.

Close-up of gray concrete countertop with mottled tones and subtle surface variation.

Color & Natural Variation

Choose a color direction that complements your cabinetry, flooring, and nearby finishes. From lighter neutral tones to deeper shades, concrete offers room for a personalized appearance. Subtle variations are part of the material’s character, so we’ll discuss the look you prefer and what to expect across the surface.

Shapes & Layouts

Custom dimensions help a countertop work within your room or outdoor space. Straight runs, islands, and curved sections can be planned around seating, movement, and adjoining surfaces. Dustin reviews the layout with you, including corners, appliance locations, and how the countertop will meet the supporting cabinetry.

Curved outdoor concrete countertop with a circular opening above a stone-faced base.
Custom brown concrete bar countertop with curved edges above dark cabinetry beside a wood barrel.

Edge Profiles

The edge influences the countertop’s overall style, from a simple, clean outline to a more substantial appearance. Its shape can complement modern cabinetry or suit a more rustic setting. We’ll discuss available profiles and proportions so the edge feels consistent with the countertop and surrounding space.

Openings & Functional Details

Sink and fixture openings need to be coordinated before the countertop is made. We review their placement alongside appliances, seating areas, and other features that affect everyday use. Planning these details early helps the finished countertop fit the selected fixtures and the way you use the space.

Dark concrete countertop with a rectangular sink opening and faucet beside a window.

Not sure where to start?

Bring your ideas, photos, or material samples, and Dustin will help you explore the options during your free estimate.

Planning What Goes Beneath the Countertop

A concrete countertop needs support suited to its weight and layout. Cabinet condition, spans, overhangs, and access to the installation area all influence how the project is planned.


Dustin reviews these details alongside the countertop design. Sink dimensions, faucet locations, and appliance clearances need to be coordinated before work begins, especially when other contractors are involved in a kitchen or bathroom project.



Whether you’re working with existing cabinetry or planning a new space, we’ll discuss what needs to be ready for installation and identify any preparation needed before the countertop can be placed.

Gray concrete kitchen countertop fitted around a corner above white cabinetry beside a stove.

From Your Ideas to a Custom Countertop

Consultation & Estimate

We review your space, measurements, and ideas, then discuss colors, shapes, and edge details. Your estimate outlines the proposed countertop and installation work so you can make an informed decision.

Measurements & Design

We confirm dimensions, openings, overhangs, and support requirements before making the countertop. These details are coordinated with your cabinetry, fixtures, and appliances so the design fits the space.

Crafting & Installation

Your countertop is made to the agreed design, with attention to its shape, surface, and edges. We coordinate installation around site access and preparation, then check its placement and fit.

Sealing & Care

We explain the countertop’s protective treatment and when it will be ready for use. You’ll receive guidance on cleaning, protecting the surface, and maintaining the sealer as part of everyday care.

Polished gray concrete kitchen island showing natural color variation and reflected overhead lighting.

Caring for Your Concrete Countertop

Everyday habits help preserve your countertop’s appearance. Wipe up spills promptly, use cutting boards for food preparation, and place hot cookware on trivets. A gentle cleaner suited to the sealer helps keep the surface clean without damaging its protective treatment.



Concrete countertops may need resealing over time, depending on the product used and how the surface is maintained. Dustin will explain the care requirements for your countertop, including which cleaners to use and when to have the sealer checked.

Ready to Discuss Concrete Countertops?

Tell Dustin Concrete about your kitchen, bathroom, or outdoor space and the countertop you have in mind. We’ll discuss the design, review installation needs, and provide a free, detailed estimate.

Explore our concrete countertop gallery for examples of colors, shapes, and edge details.