Decorative Floor Coatings Perth
Timber, stone and washed concrete finishes, hand-troweled and stained on site. The look of expensive materials on the slab you already have.
- Wood, stone, washed concrete and flake finishes
- Can go directly over existing tiles
- Hand-finished, so no two floors are identical
- Indoors, garages and alfresco areas
- 5-year residential warranty
The Look Without The Material
Decorative coatings solve both. The finish goes onto the existing slab, so there is no demolition and no skip bin, and it costs less than the materials it imitates while being considerably harder wearing than most of them.
The other thing it does, which real materials cannot, is go anywhere. The same floor can run from a living area through a laundry and out to an alfresco without a threshold, a transition strip or a change of material.






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How These Finishes Are Made
This is where decorative work differs from a standard coating, and it is worth understanding before you compare quotes.
The finishes are built by hand. We use trowel techniques to create the texture and the movement in the surface, then stain the topcoat before sealing it in. That is what produces grain in a wood look and variation in a stone look, and it is why two floors from the same colour selection never come out identical.
It also means the result depends heavily on who is holding the trowel. A convincing woodgrain or a believable stone texture takes years to get right, and it is the reason we do not sub this work out. Peter and the team have been developing these techniques over 25 years of doing it.
If you already have tiles down, they do not need to come up. We screed and self-level over the top of them, then build the finish on that.
Our Decorative Finishes
Colour, logos and custom work
Where People Use Them
Homes, particularly living areas, kitchens, laundries and hallways where tiles or carpet are coming out.
Garages, where a decorative finish carried out from the house makes the space feel like part of the home.
Alfresco and pool areas, with UV-stable systems and the slip rating set for wet bare feet. Showrooms and retail, hard-wearing under traffic but presentable and able to carry a logo. Reception and office areas, commercial durability that does not look industrial. Cafes and restaurants, seamless and easy to clean.

Choosing Between Them
Three things decide it, and none of them is which finish is objectively best.
The light in the room
This is the one people forget. A finish under fluorescent warehouse lighting looks nothing like the same finish in a room with north-facing windows. We bring samples to the site so you see them in your own light rather than under ours.
How the space gets used
A busy family kitchen, a showroom and a pool surround pull in different directions on grip, on how much marking a finish hides, and on how much variation you want underfoot.
The look you are matching
If there is existing timber, stone or cabinetry in the space, the finish gets built around it rather than picked off a chart.
Wood looks generally sit mid-range on price, stone varies with the complexity of the pattern, and washed finishes are usually the most economical of the three.
What To Expect
- Site visit with samples
We look at the slab, check what is already down, and bring physical samples so you can see the finishes in the actual space. - Colour and finish selection
Decorative work needs choices made before we start. We will walk you through the resurfacing colours and the finish options. - Written quote in 48 hours
Finish, preparation method, slip rating and price. - Preparation
Diamond grinding, crack repair, and screeding or self-levelling where we are going over tiles. - Installation
Trowel work, staining and sealing. This is slower than a plain coating because it is hand-built. - Curing
Walk on it after 24 hours. Furniture back after two to three days. Full cure in one to two weeks.
Our Gallery of Finished Projects
Epoxy Flake
Washed Look Flooring
Stone Look Flooring
Wood Look Flooring
2+ Year Product & Workmanship Warranty
We offer a 2-year warranty on commercial and a 5-year warranty on residential projects for your lasting peace of mind.
What Our Clients Say
Decorative Floor Coating Questions
Do my tiles have to come up?
No. We diamond grind them, then screed and self-level over the top to fill the grout lines and any low spots. The decorative finish is built on that, and you would never know tiles were underneath.
How convincing does it actually look?
That depends on the workmanship rather than the product. Grain and stone texture are created by hand with a trowel, so the result comes down to skill. Ask to see samples and photos of real jobs before you commit, with anyone, not just us.
Will two areas match?
Closely, but not identically. These are hand-finished surfaces, so there is natural variation. Most people consider that the point, since it is what makes them read as real material rather than printed vinyl.
Is it more expensive than plain epoxy?
Yes, because it takes considerably more time on site. It is still less than the timber, stone or tile it imitates.
Can I have it inside and outside?
Yes, and it is one of the more common requests. Outdoor areas get a UV-stable system and a higher slip rating, but the look carries through unbroken.
Is it slippery?
Not if it is specified properly. We build the grip level to suit each area, so a pool surround gets more than a lounge room.
How do I clean it?
Sweep or vacuum, then mop with warm water. No harsh detergents and no special products.
How long does it last?
Ten to twenty years indoors when the slab was prepared properly, and it can go longer. The sealer takes the wear rather than the decorative layer, so the look stays intact.
Can you match my kitchen or my existing timber?
Usually, yes. Bring a sample or a photo to the site visit and we will work the colours around it.
See The Samples In Your Own Space
Tell us the area and roughly what look you are after. We will come out with samples, look at what is already down and put a written quote in front of you within 48 hours.