Design studio Transparent House has a neat new way of dressing up stark industrial bare concrete floors. Supposedly their floral patterns can be applied to both newly poured floor and that where the concrete is already set.
No details on their website, so I’m guessing it’s some sort of a sandblasting or acid-etching technique. Link [Flash, click on Portfolio, then Industrial Design if you don't see it at first] – via RuebenMiller
Christophe
From the website : “Though the art work seen here is conceptual design only, the techniques for producing these decorative patters on concrete do exist”
BikerRay
Looks like sandblasting to me. Pretty, but makes it really hard to clean the floor.
ted
Looks like how they do tombstones – etching. What factory would want this?
Evilbeagle
I think it looks great, but agree, cleaning would be a real pain.
ripper
maybe could use it on a wall – or a floor if there was a clear sealer coating to make it level and easy to clean.
Concrete coating
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Shreevallabh R. Chavan
d product is no doubt wonderful, des days d finishin matters, des finishin is more addorable dan gloosy wid such fantastic design concepts. can i get some information or catalogs?
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