A design resin floor is a popular choice for living and working for good reason. The floors fit a variety of styles – from modern and industrial to rural and bohemian. Its seamless application and sleek look and feel strengthen the character of every interior. Read all about the various design possibilities for resin floors here.
Resin floor at project Brand New Day. Type: Artificial
Create your own look and feel with design resin floors
The design of resin floors is fully adjustable to your atmospheric wishes and usage needs. A selection of the possibilities in terms of look and feel:
The look
Resin floors are executable in white, gray and virtually every other conceivable color. With this, different ambiances can be created, from calming and warm to distinctly expressive. Besides the possibility of a solid color finish, very surprising floor concepts can be realized by varying in color use. Some common executions for both synthetic and cement-bound resin floors:
- Concrete look. Resin floors are executable with a beautiful, mixed concrete look. By mixing two adjacent colors during the application process, a lively effect is created that closely resembles natural concrete;
- Sprinkling with flakes/granulate stones. This finish also has a rich color variety and looks like Terrazzo. With this, you bring the outdoor feeling in all its purity inside;
- Spatial demarcation. An entrance hall has a different function than a workplace. An effective way to let the floor connect seamlessly with the experience concept, is by providing each usage space or floor with its own, matching color. Moreover, the price per m2 turns out lower when multiple spaces are executed with a resin floor at the same time;
- Patterns. Because resin floors can be laid in a wide color spectrum, it is also possible to include multiple coordinated color surfaces within one and the same space. View an example of this. This application is particularly seen in business spaces, for example to indicate walking routes or to create separate sitting and lounge areas.
Resin floor at project PWA301. Type: Ambacht
The feel
Although synthetic and cement-bound resin floors can both be realized in the four aforementioned finishes, the floors differ on other sensory levels, particularly in the areas of touch, sound and heat perception.
- A cement-bound resin floor has a stony appearance. Without underfloor heating, the floor feels somewhat cold. The floor is extremely strong and has the hardness of a tiled floor;
- A synthetic resin floor has the elasticity of a vinyl floor. A synthetic resin floor based on polyurethane is resilient and naturally offers a high degree of walking comfort and contact sound reduction. This type of floor feels slightly warmer than the cement-bound variant and is also executable with underfloor heating.
A design resin floor for every interior
Whether you are looking for a design resin floor for private or business use: due to its sleek look and feel, the floor always attracts attention. We are happy to help you select a high-quality resin floor that is perfectly tuned to your living and comfort needs.
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