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Completed dark blue, gray, and gold Metallic epoxy floor with reflective movement

Metallic Epoxy

Metallic EpoxyFlooring

Create a distinctive flooring surface with layered movement, depth, and a finish shaped around the character of the space.

Wide view of a completed white and charcoal Metallic epoxy floor

Designed for Visual Depth

A floor withits own character

Metallic systems create flowing movement, tonal variation, and individual visual character rather than a flat, uniform appearance. Color, pattern, lighting, and the surrounding interior are considered together to shape the direction of the finished floor.

  • 01Color direction
  • 02Movement
  • 03Space and light
  • 04Surface preparation
  • 05Design coordination

Where Metallic Works

Made for spacesthat want more character

Metallic epoxy can bring a more expressive flooring finish to a range of residential and commercial interiors.

  • Living & Entertainment Spaces

    An expressive flooring direction for interiors designed around gathering and everyday living.

  • Showrooms

    Layered movement that can complement display-led and presentation-focused spaces.

  • Retail Interiors

    A distinctive surface foundation for customer-facing environments.

  • Studios & Creative Spaces

    A visually considered finish for interiors with an individual point of view.

  • Offices & Reception Areas

    A refined flooring option for professional interiors and arrival spaces.

  • Specialty Interiors

    Color and movement coordinated around the character of a particular room.

What Shapes the Finish

Metallic flooringconsiderations

The most effective direction brings the concrete, color palette, movement, and surrounding room into one considered composition.

  1. 01

    Surface Preparation

    The existing concrete establishes the starting point for the system.

  2. 02

    Color Palette

    The selected tones shape the overall visual direction.

  3. 03

    Pattern & Movement

    Flow and contrast determine how expressive or restrained the finish feels.

  4. 04

    Space Context

    Lighting, furnishings, and surrounding materials influence the final presentation.

  5. 05

    Final Character

    The finish should reflect the visual goal of the room rather than a generic pattern.

Completed black, blue, and gold Metallic epoxy floor at an entry

Surface & Finish Options

A finish alignedwith the space

Metallic flooring can range from subtle tonal movement to a more dramatic layered finish, depending on the colors and visual direction selected for the space.

Completed gold, white, and charcoal Metallic epoxy floor with flowing movement

Metallic Direction

Color & Movement

A coordinated palette with flowing contrast and layered visual depth shaped around the room.

Installation Approach

A clear path fromspace to finished floor

Our four-step approach moves from understanding the space and visual direction through surface preparation, system application, and final review.

  1. 01

    Consultation

    We begin with the space, preferred colors, and overall visual direction.

  2. 02

    Surface Preparation

    The existing concrete is assessed and prepared for the selected system.

  3. 03

    System Application

    The Metallic system is applied with the planned color and movement direction.

  4. 04

    Final Review

    The completed floor is reviewed for appearance and project readiness.

Create Your Metallic Floor

Bring a distinctivefinish to your space

Tell us about the space, preferred colors, visual direction, existing concrete, and project requirements.

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