Individual character
The hand-worked pigment movement gives each metallic floor a distinct pattern rather than a repeating print.
A one-of-a-kind poured finish
Metallic pigments create movement, depth, and reflective character that make each installed floor visually unique.

A system—not just a color
Metallic epoxy is chosen when the floor is meant to become part of the design. Pigments move through the resin during installation, producing layered color, soft marbling, and dimensional effects that cannot be duplicated exactly from one floor to the next.
The strongest designs start with the room: its natural light, wall colors, furnishings, traffic, and desired level of drama. A subtle charcoal blend can feel architectural and quiet, while blue, copper, or high-contrast combinations make the floor a focal point. Finish sheen and topcoat selection also influence the final character and maintenance needs.
Why this service
The final recommendation depends on the slab, environment, traffic, cleaning, and finish you choose.
The hand-worked pigment movement gives each metallic floor a distinct pattern rather than a repeating print.
Layer compatible tones for smoky, stone-like, pearlescent, or high-contrast effects.
The continuous surface can make living areas, showrooms, and hospitality spaces feel expansive.
A compatible clear topcoat can be selected for the traffic, sheen, and care requirements of the space.
How the project takes shape
Installation details vary by system. This is the decision path—not a promise that every project uses the same products or timeline.
Review the room, lighting, colors, and performance needs.
Prepare and repair the concrete as the slab allows.
Apply the base system and work the metallic pigments to establish movement.
Protect the design with the selected compatible topcoat.
Common applications
Free estimates in the St. Louis region
Tell us what you want to improve. We’ll discuss the surface, the finish you have in mind, and the next step for a free estimate.