Check the Lighting
Bright Florida sun, screened lanais, and enclosed garages can make the same blend read differently throughout the day.
Decorative Flake Color Guide
Compare decorative flake color references for garage floors, pool decks, patios, lanais, and other coated concrete surfaces.
Choosing Your Blend
Color is important, but the best blend also considers lighting, surrounding finishes, traffic, maintenance expectations, and where the coating will be used.
Bright Florida sun, screened lanais, and enclosed garages can make the same blend read differently throughout the day.
Low-contrast neutrals feel quieter, while darker or colorful chips add more movement and help disguise everyday debris.
Use these charts to narrow your options, then confirm the final blend against the actual surface before installation.
Decorative Flake Collections
Select a collection to review, save the blend names you like, and share them when you request an estimate.
A broad mix of balanced neutrals, warm earth tones, cool grays, blues, greens, and high-contrast combinations.

Contemporary light neutrals, coastal blues and greens, dramatic accent colors, and natural warm blends.

Subtle, stone-inspired combinations designed for understated floors and outdoor surfaces with natural movement.

Screen colors are approximate. Actual chip color and finished appearance can vary with lighting, surface conditions, application method, and product availability. Confirm a physical sample before making a final selection.
Send the color name with your project details. Concrete Decor Pros can help compare practical options for your space and surface.