Metallic floors are undoubtedly the most striking and requested design. They use special metallic pigments that, when manipulated during application, create unique three-dimensional effects:

• Lava effect: Color flows simulating volcanic lava — dramatic and impactful
• Ocean effect: Blue and turquoise tones with wave and depth effect
• Marble effect: Natural veins imitating high-end Italian marble
• Galaxy effect: Combination of blacks, blues and metallic sparkles
• Cloud effect: Soft whites and grays with ethereal transitions

Each metallic floor is 100% unique and unrepeatable — literally a work of art under your feet.

The flake system is the most popular for garages, gyms and commercial areas due to its combination of aesthetics and functionality:

• Classic multicolor: Mix of 3-4 colors that hides imperfections and dirt
• Elegant monochromatic: A single flake color on a contrasting base
• Partial coverage: Flakes distributed with spacing for a more subtle look
• Total coverage: Flakes covering 100% for maximum texture and durability

Flakes also provide anti-slip texture, making these floors functional as well as beautiful.

For environments requiring maximum resistance and an industrial-chic look:

• Quartz broadcast: Colored quartz sand scattered over epoxy — ultra traffic resistant
• Epoxy terrazzo: Simulates traditional terrazzo but seamless and with customizable colors
• Natural sand: Creates organic textures evoking natural stone or beach

This year's most requested colors reflect a search for calm and connection with nature:

• #1 Warm gray (Greige): The gray and beige mix dominates residential projects
• #2 Pearl white: Luminosity and visual amplitude — favorite for apartments
• #3 Satin black: Maximum elegance for premium and commercial spaces
• #4 Earthy tones: Terracotta, clay and honey — natural warmth
• #5 Deep blue: Sophistication and personality for unique spaces

Consider these factors when choosing your design:

• Space lighting: Dark spaces benefit from light colors and glossy finishes
• Area size: Light and uniform colors visually expand small spaces
• Space use: High-traffic areas benefit from multicolor designs that hide wear
• Decoration style: The floor should complement, not compete with, furniture and decoration
• Desired maintenance: Dark colors show more dust; light colors show stains

At SobrePoxi we create physical samples so you can see exactly how your floor will look before committing.