Continuous poured floor in a living space with large windows

Floors

Seamless floors for exceptional interiors.

A floor determines how a floor plan is read. Without seams or joints, the space stays visually intact and attention goes to the architecture and the light.

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Principles

What a floor has to do.

A seamless floor is a composition of appearance and technique. The appearance is determined by tone, sheen and the amount of movement in the surface; the technique by the build-up beneath it.

Comfort plays a part that is often underestimated. A slightly elastic finish feels different underfoot from a hard mineral floor, and behaves differently in combination with underfloor heating.

Appearance
Tone, sheen and the amount of movement determine how calm the surface reads.
Comfort
Slightly elastic systems feel warmer than a hard mineral finish.
Maintenance
Cleaning is simple; periodic aftercare keeps the top layer intact.
Technique
Primer, levelling and intermediate layers are determined per substrate.
Application
A living space, a wet room or an intensively used workspace each call for their own build-up.
Underfloor heating
We also install underfloor heating; the start-up protocol and cover above the pipes are agreed in advance.

Floor finishes

Systems we apply

Every finish has its own look, its own build-up and its own behaviour in use. Below are the systems we apply most often.

Colour

Colour works differently on a floor.

A floor is the largest continuous surface in an interior. A tone that looks subtle on a sample becomes considerably more present over thirty square metres.

That is why we look at colour at full scale and under the lighting conditions of the room itself: in daylight, in artificial light and at the time of day the room is used most.

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