Brown Floors Pictures

This coffee shop located in Parkland, FL was designed to create a rich and warm environment. The owner of the shop chose an acid staining application, because he wanted a surface that was low-maintenance, durable and beautiful at the same time.
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Get this look using Resurfacer from Lifetime Floors, Bomanite acid stains in pine and auburn, and Bomanite acetone dye in cattail-brown.
Read about this project: A Game Room Floor Gets a Winning Surface

This residential concrete floor was created using a micro topping applied in a 5 layer process over old concrete and then poly sealed and waxed.

Westcoat's Liquid Dazzle epoxy floor coating provides solution to cover multiple mistakes made with acid stains from previous contractor. Read more about this project.

Kemiko acid stain - Malay Tan, Brickform Ebony & Turquoise - solvent-based sealer and wax top coat.

3/8" polymer modified overlay installed over a wood subfloor. Stained to resemble the look of marble.
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Read more about this project: When to Use a Polishable Overlay

Read about this project: Santa Cruz Beach House Replicates the Ocean in Concrete

RUNNER UP - 2012 Scofield Decorative Concrete Awards

The existing interior concrete floor at the Mustard Seed Restaurant in Spokane, Washington was resurfaced using Ardex Overlay at 50% white/50% gray. It was then stained with Scofield’s acid stains in Antique Amber, Faded Terra Cotta and Dark Walnut.

The wood floor was overlaid and stained with water-based stains in a base color of mesa followed by camel for added highlights. The fireplace surround was a custom designed mold precast in shop using concrete mixed in a color called earth.

In Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., this damaged, existing concrete floor was poorly finished, and caused Staintec owner, Glen Roman, to reconsider even taking on the job. At EJI’s Corner Shop/Candy Bouquet, owners Chito and Emily Alcantara wanted to improve the look of their concrete floor on a budget. To add a touch of design to the floor, Roman and co-op installer Marty Meewis of Colors on Concrete, created a circular pattern mirroring the circular track of lights above. The floor was colored with Concrete Coatings Mahogany stain. The circular area was colored with an Amber border, a Walnut ring, and then was faux-finished on the inside with Amber and a heavy cast of ironite, and a diluted mixture of Mahogany. Seal Tech 25 was applied and then the entire floor was given six coats of a wax finish. The project size was 2,300 square feet. Average cost: $3 square foot.

This project is a polished and stained floor in a residential basement. After an acid stain was applied, the owner changed their mind about the color they wanted, so the floor was tinted with a dye. Dye was used instead of additional acid stain because polished floors can not take multiple layers of acid stains without ending up with a very defective polish due to etching. Another challenge was the heavy coating of paint on the floor from when the painters sprayed the wall paint on. They did not protect the floor, so to avoid having very ugly edges, the edge was stained with a slightly different color and sealed with a terrazzo sealer. It is very subtle, and adds a touch of class to the floor.

This overlapping circles pattern was done back in '99 in a residence north of Dallas. It's colored with Black and diluted Black.

This concrete floor was stained and textured. It features saw cuts in a small diamond pattern.

Project Highlights: Carpeting removed, scored pattern, four colors of acid stain

Project Highlights: Stained with Kemiko Stains, ccored pattern, small black squares provide added interest

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