Concrete Floors Pictures

Concrete overlay at Con Agra Foods headquarters. The floor was scored and stained to add a decorative touch.
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Along with new finishing techniques, stained floors are now being considered for high profile properties used by doctors, lawyers and architects, such as this uniquely stained floor in the Hampton Family Dentistry professional building. This is one example of a decorative concrete project that adds beauty, uniqueness and color to an office visited by children and adults, alike.
Six small exam rooms were stained, along with two wide hallways and a large, four chair examining room. The floor had to be perfect. We applied a clear coat of epoxy over the stain coat and two coats of Key Resin waterborne urethane for a satin finish. The owners were very happy with the results and they get lots of comments on their stained floor.

This was a nice epoxy floor we applied last winter for VitroLife (Englewood, CO). They are a pharmaceutical company and this is their storage area. They wanted an attractive floor for client visits. This floor was done with Key Resin. We applied an epoxy primer, a coat of epoxy color and two finish coats of polyaspartic resin.

Acid stained and a integrally colored micro topping. Diamond patterns were cut throughout the building, with each side 55 inches, each diamond a different color, and each color a different dilution of that color. Read More About This Project

Concrete floor that looks like wood

See more of this project: Polished Floors Revitalize a Mid-Century Modern Home

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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Learn how this home's foundation slab was transformed into a decorative flooring surface: Stamped Concrete Floors Replicate Grouted Stone

Acid stained and a integrally colored micro topping. Diamond patterns were cut throughout, each diamond a different color, and each color a different dilution of that color.
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This Cal State Sacramento recreation room was scored and then acid stained in multiple colors and epoxy sealed.

Photo by Dennis Studio.

Project Highlights: Art gallery floor, acid stained concrete, polished

Project Highlights: Restaurant floor, multiple shades of acid stain, exposed aggregate

See more of this project: Decorative Concrete for a Good Cause

Read more about this project: Vine Design Enhances Stained Concrete Floor

This commercial concrete floor at a Puma retail store was created by grinding and polishing the concrete to a 60% gloss finish.

This residential concrete, previously carpeted, was stained with Kemiko ‘Black’. The final color is a marbled mix of black, gray-tones and dark walnut, finished with a clear sealer and acrylic topcoat.

The entry and hallways of this new church are stained with a combination of green, brown and red acid & dye stains. The perimeter scoring provides large blocks of color that follow the long sightlines of the public areas.

Custom-mixed acid stains in this master bathroom suite are highlighted by the dark walnut scored border.

This projected consisted of a decorative, multicolored, polished overlay for the Wallace Presbyterian Church in College Park, Md. The 4,000-square-foot project was complicated by a seven-sided floor plan and the need to create a unifying centerpiece.
Get this look using a custom-blended calcium-aluminate overlay, aluminum divider strips, white marble and Mother of Pearl, aggregate, penetrating sealer and concrete conditioner from National Polymers, HTC polishing equipment, and HTC Fenix Pads.
Read about this concrete overlay floor and how it was installed.

Water-based concrete stains add vibrant color to this bowling alley and family entertainment center. Get this look using Scofield's Lithochrome Tintura Stains in Razz-ma-tazz Red, Evergreen, Wheat Grain, and Autumn Honey, and Scofield's Selectseal, a clear polyurethane. Read about how this floor was done.

Read more about this project: A Game Room Floor Gets a Winning Surface

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

Decorative resurfacing project on the restaurant floor “Sweet Leaf” in McLean, VA. The floor incorporates a raised logo of two leaves.

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

This floor features a 48" tile pattern stained with Kemiko's black acid stain in a 2:1 dilution and a 5:1 dilution.

This floor's free-form floral design was created using PVC pipe and pieces of metal cut into swirl and leaf shapes. Get this look using Scofield's Lithochrome Chemstain in Padre Brown and Kemiko's Stone Tone acid stain in Black.
Read more: Stained Concrete Floor Art Replaces Worn Carpeting

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.

The concrete that had been placed in this home was seriously defective. It was so soft you could dig a hole in it with your shoe. After a good cleaning, it was primed with a two part solvent based epoxy and broadcast with sand. Once the epoxy had cured a three layer hand troweled micro-topping with integral color was applied, followed by two coats of urethane to complete the project.
Read more: Microtopping Looks Like Polished Concrete

This distinctive residential concrete floor was created using Scofield’s fern green stain. The concrete surface reacting with the stain created this light and dark marbling effect.

Colored new concrete using Kemiko acid stain Malay Tan, solvent-based sealer and wax top coat in family media room.

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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Custom diamond pattern using Kemiko colors diluted black.

To obtain this marble effect, the floor was burnt when it was poured.

This concrete floor was stained in Cola, Golden Wheat, and English Red.

Read more about this project: When to Use a Polishable Overlay

Poured concrete over 1/2 inch plywood.

Photo by Rachel Paul

The lower floors of the home interior are a color combination of one part stone gray and three parts Dover blue. All of the concrete was sealed with an impregnating sealer to give it a natural, organic look.

This kitchen was remodeled and updated with Wainscoting finish work on the walls and glass backsplash tiles. The tan tile floor was outdated and the homeowner wanted something better looking. The surface of the tile was diamond grinded. Then a primer was applied. Using Miracote products, a patch leveler called RMII was applied and used to smooth out the floor and fill the grout lines. Then MPC microtopping was applied. A coat of regular and smooth MPC was applied with a magic trowel and then another coat of smooth was hand troweled tight. The same overlay color was used but at different dilutions to get a layering effect. To get the glossy finished look requested by the homeowner, a 100% solids epoxy was used.

This overlay project won a 2nd Place DCC Award at World of Concrete 2014 (Overlays 1/4" - 2", Under 5,00 SF).

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

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

This screened in porch in Columbus, OH with an existing concrete patio was artistically beautified with decorative saw cuts and acid stained using Scofield stains in custom mixed colors.

See more of this project: Decorative Concrete Floor Gives Company a New Image

Learn more about ColorChrome from Arizona Polymer Flooring.

See more pictures and read about this floor: Concrete Polishing to the Rescue

See more pictures and read about this floor: Concrete Polishing to the Rescue

Read more about this project: House 6 Displays the Artistic Beauty of Structural Concrete

Learn more about Ultra Surface Metal Fusion from Concrete Solutions.

Applied by James Johnson, Las Vegas. Learn more about Ultra Surface Metal Fusion from Concrete Solutions.

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.

Used PermaCrete to cover the entire floor. Took inspiration from the large rectangular windows in the room to create slate-textured rectangular panels on the floor. Then used a Modello stencil to create an 8.5' by 10.5' concrete rug in front of the grand fireplace of the 600-square-foot room. Read More About This Project

Stained the entire floor with a golden wheat stain. Then applied a Modello stencil and dyed the appropriate areas with a combination of black, dark chocolate, bark brown and amber from Smith Paint Products. Read More About This Project

This porch floor was designed to look like a rug. An overlay was stenciled using Modello adhesives. Get this lookusing SkimStone, from Rudd Co. in Industrial Gray, Moroccan Sand, Oyster Shell and Mocha along with Modello Designs adhesive stencils.
Read more: Stenciled Concrete Overlay Dresses up an Enclosed Porch

Get insights from the architect of this project: An Architect's Perspective on Concrete

Citadel Polyurea Coatings were installed in a 10,000 square foot Kia dealership. Citadel's Level Hard Epoxy Hybrid was used on the showroom after shotblasting the floor to prep. Then the two color Medici system with a Poly One HD Clear Top Coat was applied. The system is very high gloss and excellent for showing off new cars.

For the second year in a row, the Grand Prize from Scofield's Decorative Concrete Awards was given to Lou DeCillis of Artistic Flooring Systems of West Bloomfield, MI. for his innovative use of stain work on the floor for Lido Gallery and Gifts. Even though this wasn't a large job (the lobby and reception area for a new art gallery), the owner wanted a very dramatic and stunning floor. "Art on the floor," was the way DeCillis described it. Described as "an impressionist painting on concrete" the floor was created with a combination of LITHOCHROME® Chemstain® Classic, LITHOCHROME® Tintura™ Stain and SCOFIELD® Formula One™ Liquid Dye Concentrate, then sealed with SCOFIELD® Selectseal-S™. Departing from the "graphic design" look of most decorative concrete artisans, DeCillis used the colors in a loose, painterly fashion, creating a floor that is as much a work of art as the pieces that the gallery houses.

Commercial carpet at a golf course was removed, and the underlying concrete floor was scored, dyed and polished.

Scofield Patina Chemstain polished with Scofield SFO System

Read about this project: Metallic Coating Transforms a Plain-Gray Restaurant Floor
Get this look using Cohills Metal Essence metallic epoxy and H&C Concrete's SharkGrip.

This custom design was saw cut into the concrete floor and acid stained in contrasting colors.

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.

Grace Designs Dallas

Read about this project: Color It Purple

Read about this project: Color It Purple

See more pictures and read about this project: Concrete Tables, Floors, and Sinks Are Perfect Ingredients for a Pizza Parlor

Read about how this epoxy floor incorporated an 8-foot mascot stencil for Montana StateUniversity. Photo courtesy of Concrete Cosmetics and B&B Overlays.

Get this look using Westcoat's epoxy pebble overlay. Photo by Scott Gold of Venture Multimedia.
Read about this project: Surf's Up! A Pebbled Epoxy Overlay Replicates a Sandy Beach

Photo by Scott Gold of Venture Multimedia.

This unique design in a residential hallway was created using an Elitecrete product called texture pave. The artistic mosaic flower tile was inlaid into the surface and the pattern was cut into the surface after it was dry and then stained with water-base concrete stains. The grout lines were then filled with a custom mixed color.

This lava effect on a concrete floor was created using an overlay, stains, and stencils. This amazing floor can be seen at the Lava Night Club in the Turning Stone Resort & Casino, Verona, NY.

See more of this project: Green Home Uses Concrete Throughout

The floors in this basement were refinished to complement the room's decor. The contractor combined multiple colors in an organic fashion. Get this look using Colormaker's Scrafinoalong with Colormaker Colorfast pigments in burnt umber, verde, cork, charcoal and white (un-pigmented).

See more of this project: Flooring ‘Mess’ Is Fixed By Polishing

The lobby of the forestry office in Colorado features a two story water feature, and a stream bed, all made from decorative concrete.
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Rather than hiding ugly cracks and hazing in this concrete floor, their beauty was accentuated. Get this look using a white-tinted filler from Ardex, Formula One lithium densifier from Scofield, and Scofield's Formula One liquid dye concentrate in driftwood.
Read about how this polished and dyed floor was finished.

See more of this project: A Concrete Floor ‘Comes Alive’ with Stain and Dye

The 1,000 sq. ft. floor was stained using a unique spraying technique which Matt Hine describes as key to achieving "a look that is different." After seeing the floor, the store owner said with relief, "The color just turned out perfect, it's like walking on water."
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This residential floor was overlayed with Scofield Texture Top, then seeded with glass aggregate, and saw cut into 18" tiles. It was then colored with Ameripolish dyes. The floor was polished starting with 100 metal bond then 100 resin bond, densified with Scofield Formula One Lithium Silicate, then polished to 3000 grit. Finish Coat sealer was applied, then the floor was burnished to 97 degrees.

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 overlapping squares pattern is stained English Red and Black. It's a residence in Dallas done around 2000.

This stained concrete floor was stained using Reef Green and Yellow Decographic Dye on a White overlay.

In Chino Hills, Calif., Liz March, a creative stay-at-home mom wanted to remove the existing commercial carpet and create a decorative design floor that would be easier to maintain. Glen Roman used Newlook (Sierra solid color stain) for the base color on the floor and then used enhancers Spanish Clay, Buffalo Brown, and Terra Cotta. Read more about how this project was created.

This concrete kitchen floor was overlaid and colored with a custom pigmented mixture, using an acrylic base color together with solvents and acid stains. This kitchen also features a custom concrete countertop.

Heated hydronic white concrete polished floor with deco saw cuts.

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

This concrete floor at Studio H in Calabasas, CA, was stained with Smith Paint’s concrete stain and finished using a CSS Emulsion with a non-slip additive for extra protection and safety.

This spectacular floor was created to represent the movement of the Sacramento River and its sandy banks; it is located in the Sacramento Civic Center. The floor was created using acid stains, saw cuts, sandblasting, and epoxy sealer.

The new concrete floor in the Sakura Japanese Steakhouse in Columbus, OH received an elegant finish to it floor using an acid stained application of Scofield’s black stain.

Project Highlights: Deep scored with 3' grid, waxed

This 30,000 sq. ft. commercial concrete floor at a printing company in Philadelphia was created using a trowelled down overlay. A 36 “ square tile pattern was cut into the surface and then it was acid stained with Elitecrete’s antique red.

This bathroom of a designer show house on the North Shore of Long Island received the look of a traditional marble tile floor through a cement overlay. The tile pattern was laid out on the cement overlay and each tile was individually hand painted to simulate Carrera Marble. The border pattern and accents were also hand painted and silver leaf was inlaid as an accent.

Get this look using Decosup's ChemTone Stain in Saddle. Read about this project: Acid Stained Floors Installed in a Local Church

Interior floors of Latitude 43 Restaurant and Bar were stained to create a variegated patina making the restaurant warm and inviting.
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A salon floor pattern created from the design of the owner's tattoo.

The concrete floor at the Ozone Sports Bar & Night Club in Columbus, OH was fashioned with decorative saw cuts to create the starburst design. The concrete was then acid stained with padre brown and left the natural concrete color in alternating sections of the starburst design.

Interior floor using a micro-topping and acetone-based dyes for color.

The entryway to a home is spiced up using concrete stains, dyes, stencils and engraving. Get this look using golden wheat chemical stain from Kemiko, and dark walnut stain from Scofield.
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Get this look using Brickform's dye and seal in camel with Brickform stain in sand.
Read about this project: Concrete Basement Flooring

Two-colored stained interior concrete floor

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A colored and polished concrete floor with a red border around the edge.

This Urban renewal project at a large complex in Pennsylvania, involved 1,800 sq. ft. of interior concrete floor; the concrete was integrally color using Scofield’s summer beige with a contrasting charcoal release agent. The stamp pattern used was random flagstone.