Random 10+10 marmoleum modular tile layout. Here is the random marmoleum tile layout I did in a clients kitchen. I used two different colors for this random layout.

Finished custom made marmoleum arc in two colors.

 Here is the start to a custom marmoleum job I did for Dykeman architecture. This was a very difficult project that I really enjoyed working on. First we removed all of the existing marmoleum. The substrate was then leveled with uzin nc 170 self leveler. In addition to that sections of the substrate still needed more work which we did with ardex feather finish.

After spending quite a bit of time with an architect we came up with a way to recreate an arc using two different points you see in the first two drawings.

Layout process for the diamond pattern / on point marmoleum modular tiles.

Diamond pattern / on point marmoleum modular tiles. Project I just finished up for a client's bathroom. Notice how small of triangles I had to cut for this project.

And here I am. Working on a random marmoleum tile layout project. I take great pride in the high quality work I do. I really enjoy working for clients who want to get creative and do something fun and unique with marmoleum. If you can think it up...I can make it happen. For very complex designs I work with a laser jet. Then it's about putting all the pieces together. Please reach out to me if your wanting to do a fun, creative floor. I do consultations by appointment. These wonderful photos were taken by Jenifer Boyle Photography.

Hello there. It's been a bit since I was able to find time to post some of these awesome creative marmoleum floors I have been doing for my clients.  In the first 3 photos is a "random marmoleum tile layout. The layout is anything but random...there are rules I follow to achieve the random look.

The following photos are of a custom made marmoleum borders I made by hand. My clients had an idea of what  they kind of wanted. I made that vision come to life.