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Concrete Art Floor – Beautiful and Practical Flooring

Author: Arch. Aria
14 June 2008 58,966 views 4 Comments

Any pattern may be applied on this concrete art floor, such as the delicate and swirling motifs pictured here, either when pouring the concrete or after when it has set. The lively and light-hearted flowers contrast with the concrete – ‘highlighting the cold austerity of the material’.

Suitable for contemporary designed environments, you’ll find the polished concrete so easy to maintain in pristine condition. If this winning combination of the practical and the fanciful sounds like what you’ve been looking for.

Are looking for a beautiful concrete art floor?

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4 Comments »

  • arie said:

    Wah, artikel tentang concrete floor-nya inspiratif banget. Tapi, gimana ya cara bikinnya? Apa pakai pola dulu gitu atau dilukis? thanks

    Jawab: Pakai pola bisa, dilukis juga bisa.. :)

    # 9 July 2008 at 4:47 pm
  • Andrea said:

    Beautiful

    # 15 September 2008 at 8:16 am
  • Sharley said:

    These designs are amazing. Polished concrete is practical, decorative, durable, and economical for any facility.

    # 26 September 2008 at 12:11 pm
  • mira said:

    yang bisa dihubungi untuk mengerjakan polished concrete seperti ini, saya harus menghubingi ke mana?

    # 29 October 2009 at 11:09 am

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