It Stamped concrete mixes things up.
Wet concrete is impressionable.
It's less expensive than natural stone or brick and can offer unique colors and textures. The truth is, stamped concrete is not brand new. Kellie Romero, communications director of Bomanite, says her company's process of imprinting concrete was developed in the mid-1950s, and other companies are even older. But stamped concrete is appearing in many new places. On a typical job, an admixture, or coloring, is added to the concrete during the mixing stage.