Highland Loft Floors
1,800 square feet of ground and polished slab across a converted warehouse residence, seams cut to line up with the windows.
A selection of finished floors, counters, and hardscape from across the Denver metro. Every one was poured and finished by our own crew.
We treat a portfolio the way an architect treats a set of details. Each project below is here because the finish did something specific: a floor that lines up with the light, a counter that reads as one piece, a slab built to take real punishment.
What you cannot see in a photo is the formwork and curing underneath, which is exactly the part that decides whether any of it still looks this good in ten years.
Residential and commercial work across polished, microcement, and decorative systems.
1,800 square feet of ground and polished slab across a converted warehouse residence, seams cut to line up with the windows.
Floors, island, and a full backsplash wrapped in one hand-tinted microcement tone, with an integrated cast sink.
A 4,000 square foot polished and sealed floor built to take kegs, forklifts, and a Saturday crowd without a mark.
Exposed-aggregate flatwork and board-formed seat walls that step down a sloped lot and shrug off freeze and thaw.
A full-height board-formed concrete surround cast against rough sawn cedar, with the grain reading top to bottom.
Cast concrete counters and a waterfall island in a soft grey, ground to expose a whisper of sand.
Tell us about your space and we will scope it, sample it, and pour it.