Epoxy Colors & Finishes

We offer a considered selection of epoxy colors and finish styles to create surfaces that feel personal and well balanced. From soft, elevated neutrals to more expressive tones, each finish is designed to look refined while delivering the same durable, long-lasting performance.

Color selection plays an important role in how a space feels. Subtle tones can create a calm, spa-like atmosphere, while richer hues and metallic movement add depth and visual interest. Whether your goal is to blend seamlessly with existing décor or introduce a statement element, epoxy offers flexibility without sacrificing quality.

Soft Neutrals

Neutral palettes such as warm whites, soft greys, champagne, and ivory create a clean, timeless foundation. These tones work beautifully in bathrooms, laundry rooms, and minimalist spaces where a quiet, elevated look is preferred. Neutral finishes allow other design elements to shine while maintaining a polished overall feel.

Expressive Metallics

Metallic finishes introduce gentle movement and light reflection. Champagne golds, pearl whites, blush tones, and soft silvers add dimension without overwhelming the space. These finishes are ideal for vanities, studio counters, or boutique environments where a touch of glamour feels intentional and refined.

Playful & Creative Tones

For clients seeking something more imaginative, epoxy allows for playful color combinations. Soft pink swirls in a child’s closet, glow-in-the-dark accents in a play space, or subtle pastel blends can create a joyful, custom look while maintaining a polished finish. These creative applications showcase epoxy’s versatility in smaller spaces.

Mood-Based Color Inspiration

• Calm & Serene: Soft grey, pearl white, warm sand

• Warm & Inviting: Champagne, blush, cream

• Modern & Bold: Charcoal, graphite, muted metallics

• Playful & Whimsical: Pastel pinks, soft lilacs, glow accents

All finishes offer the same durable performance. Color and style choices are guided purely by aesthetics and the atmosphere you want to create, not by durability concerns.