Two Metallic Epoxy Floors: Silver and Charcoal Marble, and a Purple and Silver Swirl

Silver and charcoal marble

The first floor flows in silver, charcoal and white, with veining that reads like polished stone. The look is created by working metallic pigments through the wet epoxy so they spread into marbled patterns, then sealing the result with a deep clear gloss.

Purple and silver swirl

The second floor is bolder, with deep purple, silver and black swirls. It shows how a different pigment palette changes the mood of the same technique. The glossy surface gives the colors depth, and the pattern is unique to that pour.

Planning a metallic floor

Metallic floors need a well-prepared, sound slab, because the gloss reveals flaws. Every pour is different, so review a physical sample and accept some natural variation. Read our guide to metallic epoxy floors for Ozark shops and homes, or call Mary to schedule a free estimate.

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