Stonecast Concrete Studio · Tempe, AZ Book a consult

Tempe, Arizona — decorative concrete

Stamped patios. Polished floors. Cast countertops.

Stonecast Concrete Studio works in decorative concrete across Tempe: stamped patios, polished concrete floors, cast countertops, decorative overlays and pool deck resurfacing. Tell us which surface you have in mind and we will plan the work around it.

Book a design consultation See the five finishes
The range — five finishes ST–01 to ST–05
  • ST–01 Stamped patio
  • ST–02 Polished floor
  • ST–03 Countertop
  • ST–04 Decorative overlay
  • ST–05 Pool deck resurfacing

The range

Five finishes, and what each one is for.

Every project starts by naming the surface. These are the five we work in, with the places each one holds up best.

ST–01

Stamped patios

Poured on site and patterned while the concrete is still workable, so the surface and the slab behind it are one piece.

  • Patios & courtyards
  • Walkways
  • Entries
ST–02

Polished concrete floors

Ground in stages to the level of sheen you choose, revealing the aggregate that is already in the slab.

  • Living areas
  • Kitchens
  • Studios & retail
ST–03

Concrete countertops

Cast to your dimensions, then ground and sealed. Edge profile, thickness and sink cut-outs are settled before the pour.

  • Kitchens
  • Vanities
  • Outdoor kitchens
ST–04

Decorative overlays

A bonded resurfacing layer for concrete that is sound but worn, giving an old slab a new surface without replacing it.

  • Interior floors
  • Patios & porches
  • Driveway approaches
ST–05

Pool deck resurfacing

Decks and surrounds given an even, textured finish that stands up to sun, splash and bare feet.

  • Pool decks
  • Coping surrounds
  • Patio aprons

Selected work

Surfaces out in the world.

The same finishes from the range, poured, ground, cast and sealed on patios, floors and kitchen counters around Tempe.

Stamped concrete patio in a desert backyard, raked by late afternoon sun
ST–01

Stamped patio

Cast in place and stamped while the concrete is still workable, so the pattern belongs to the slab rather than sitting on top of it.

Stamped patio Patio & walkway Cast in place
Polished concrete floor in a bright open living space
ST–02

Polished floor

Ground and honed to a matte sheen, with the aggregate left as the only pattern in the room.

Polished concrete Interior slab
Cast concrete countertop in a working kitchen with a bowl and wooden spoon
ST–03

Countertop

Cast to the room's dimensions, ground back at the edges and sealed for daily kitchen use.

Countertop Cast & sealed
Concrete sample chips held over a studio workbench

Colour, texture and edge profile — settled before anything is poured.

How it works

From first look to sealed surface.

  1. 01

    Consultation

    We start with the surface you are drawn to and how the space gets used. Bring photos, paint chips or a plan if you have one.

  2. 02

    Layout & selection

    Pattern, colour and joint layout are settled, then marked out on site before any forming begins.

  3. 03

    Form & place

    Base preparation, formwork and the pour, followed by stamping, grinding or overlaying while the concrete is at the right stage.

  4. 04

    Finish & seal

    Edges, sealer and cure, with care notes so the surface keeps reading the way it did the day it was finished.

Book a design consultation

Start with the surface you have in mind.

Send a few details and we will set up a consultation to talk through finishes, sizes and what your existing concrete can take.

  • Stamped patios — ST–01
  • Polished floors — ST–02
  • Cast countertops — ST–03
  • Decorative overlays — ST–04
  • Pool deck resurfacing — ST–05
Tempe, Arizona