Interior Concrete Floors
Our interior concrete floors begin with staining and other coloring techniques and continue with custom sealing and finishing specific to your surface. Concrete of any age can be transformed into a beautiful, durable and affordable finished floor for living, work and play. Interior concrete floors are appropriate for residential, commercial and industrial applications.
The floor in this new home is the original uncolored concrete. The clear acrylic sealer enhances the color, detail and visual depth of the concrete while providing a satin finish.
A new home with continuous stained concrete in all downstairs rooms. The color is a light black, enhanced with a tinted sealer in a light tan.
This floor was poured as integrally colored concrete in a light buff tan color and scored with large rectangular tiles.
Here’s a custom tan acid stain over a large-tiled diamond score pattern in a new home. Some 'during' and 'after' photos...
The color of this new residential floor is the original gray concrete enhanced with a patina of light walnut brown tint.
With this older residential concrete the kitchen and living area were cleaned up, stained a light green, and sealed. The matching dining room floor first required an overlay in order to cover prior concrete repairs and patching.
This new residential floor spans the kitchen/pantry, various living areas, entry, and powder bath, all in natural gray.
Scored and stained with the classic Kemiko ‘Cola’ color in the early 2000’s, this floor still looks fabulous.
A black acid-stain on scored concrete in a new pool house. A few 'after' and 'during' photos...
The entry and hallways of a new church. Pale green, brown and dark red, from a mix of acid and dye stains. The wide contrasting block borders accentuate the large scale and open feel of the public areas around the sanctuary.
An example of the classic Kemiko acid-stain color ‘Golden Wheat’ applied on new residential concrete.
Decorative concrete flooring runs continuously throughout this new residence. The light gray-umber coloring and the large diamond score pattern combine for a unique and beautiful floor.
This rural new home features concrete floors, scored and stained throughout the interior living areas and the covered patio. The earth-tone color was a natural choice over the large scored tiles.
The study addition in this home was colored and finished to match the connecting integrally-colored concrete that runs throughout the house.
A stained and sealed concrete floor in a Mexican restaurant. The strong earth-tone color complements the rustic decor.
Entry, living, kitchen and breakfast areas with tan and black acid-stains. Older existing surfaces make great decorative concrete floors. This one was previously tiled and carpeted.
New and natural: this sunken front formal living area and entry is the uncolored slab concrete, sealed and finished.
This scored, stained, and finished kitchen and breakfast area illustrates what can be done with older concrete previously covered with glued-down vinyl flooring.
Here’s a gallery showcasing more of our interior decorative concrete flooring…
