Finishing the slab instead of covering it
Concrete staining makes the structural slab into the finished floor. Color is worked into the concrete and sealed in, so what people walk on is the building's own surface. Nothing is bought, cut and laid over the top, nothing is added to the height, and the doorways, thresholds and floor boxes all stay exactly where they were set.
Because the color is in the concrete rather than printed on something laid across it, the floor has variation and movement in it that no manufactured product reproduces. The density of the slab, the way it was poured and the way it has been used all read through the color. In a room where the floor is one of the largest surfaces, that depth does more for the space than a uniform covering does, and it does it without a pattern that has to be lived with.
You set the sheen anywhere from close to matte through to a full gloss, with us in the room, under the lighting it actually has. We quote the job from that visit. Stained floors we have finished are on the gallery.




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