FINISH · MARBLE ART

CONTROLLED CHAOS.

Marble-art epoxy uses layered pigments and veining techniques to create a floor that reads like poured stone. It is decorative work, and no two floors repeat.

What makes a marble-art floor

Where a metallic floor gets its movement from metallic pigment, a marble-art floor is built around veining: contrasting colours drawn, dragged and blended through the coat to look like stone. Our marble-art work includes a grey, rust and charcoal floor in an open commercial space.

Variation is the point

Every decorative pour varies. Reference images and the Pour Lab preview show palette and movement, not an exact repeatable pattern. If a perfectly repeatable look matters, a solid colour or flake system may suit you better.

Questions we hear

Can marble-art go in a commercial space?

Yes. Our marble-art example is an open commercial floor. Traffic, cleaning and wet areas shape the topcoat choice.

REAL WORK

Marble-art floors we've poured

Grey and rust marble-art epoxy floor in an open commercial space, from Epoxy Mind's Instagram

JOB 007

Commercial / warehouse floor

Type
Commercial / warehouse floor
System
Marble-art epoxy
Palette
Grey / rust / charcoal

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SHOW US THE SLAB.

Send a few photos and the rough size. You'll get straight answers about your floor.