Eleven jobs. Every stage, start to cured.
Some of these are finished and glossy. A couple catch the work mid-install, tape and all, because that prep is exactly what makes the finished floor hold up.
Underwater mural, print to topcoat
A custom photo mural laid and taped flat, then locked under a mirror-gloss epoxy topcoat. Left three: mid-install. Right: the finished surface, cured and sealed.
Electric blue, floor to wall
Abstract lightning pattern carried up the walls and across the floor as one continuous pour.
Fire-textured inlay, mid-build
A dark metallic base with a custom fire medallion, shot during a larger commercial buildout.
River and moss mural
Another full photo-mural pour, rushing water and moss rock, sealed under gloss.
Canyon mural, full room
Floor and walls wrapped in one continuous desert canyon scene.
Amber and copper finish
Warm metallic tones with a soft fleck, mirror gloss throughout.
Custom steel railing
Not epoxy, this one, but the same crew. Custom fabrication is part of what we build too.
Galaxy floor
Metallic pigments poured to form a spiral galaxy, star field finish underfoot.
Molten circular feature
A standalone round pour, deep reds and gold marbled under gloss.
Themed corridor
Metallic base coat under a high-traffic checkerboard-walled hallway.
Large-scale metallic, warehouse floor
Seamless blue metallic across a full industrial bay. Scale is never the limiting factor.