In choosing between a solid-color resin floor and a concrete-look resin floor, it is important to understand the differences between these two floor finishes. Although every resin floor connects a space through its seamless character, the different finishes for resin floors convey a different, unique feeling. By taking this feeling into account during the design process, the ultimate finishing touch is applied to the interior.
The difference in application
From a practical standpoint, the difference between a solid-color and a concrete-look resin floor lies in the preparation: the concrete look is obtained by mixing two or more colors during application. To achieve an optimal mixing result, the floor is slightly thicker than a solid-color resin floor.
How a solid-color or concrete-look resin floor defines the space
Whether a solid-color or concrete-look floor is suitable for a space depends on your personal preference and a number of other conditions. The most important factor, however, is the atmosphere the room should radiate. By mixing the concrete-look resin floor, a floor is created with more depth and warmth than the solid-color floor. This makes this finish, for example, extremely suitable for:
- A rural living style where natural colors predominate. A sand-colored concrete-look resin floor, for instance, ensures that the outdoor feeling also comes to the fore indoors;
- An industrial living style and larger living spaces. Here, the depth of a concrete-look resin floor provides a raw, industrial edge to a seamless and sleek floor.
A solid-color resin floor, on the other hand, is best showcased in:
- A modern interior, where light colors and minimalistic shapes prevail. Here, the solid-color resin floor can provide an accent (color) and bring more harmony to the interior;
- A reception area in an office or practice. Here, the sleek solid-color floor ensures a tidy look. By varying colors, the floor can be both understated and classic as well as playful and cheerful.
Choosing between a solid-color or concrete-look resin floor
The choice between a solid-color or mixed concrete-look floor is therefore primarily a personal choice that aligns with the interior the floor fits into. Are you looking for a floor where you notice daily dirt less quickly? Due to the blended appearance, dirt is less visible on a concrete-look resin floor.
The resin floors from our Ambacht collection obtain a beautiful concrete look through the spatula method during application. The resin floors from our Artificial collection can be executed in both solid-color and concrete-look.
For more information about the differences between a solid-color and a concrete-look resin floor, TREU interior specials is happy to think along with you. We are also happy to help you further in our showroom.
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