Concrete Floor Overlay Pictures

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

See more of this project: “Wow” Factor Flooring