Epoxy Floor Color Chart for Santa Monica Floors
These are the 71 flake, metallic and solid epoxy floor colors we install in Santa Monica and across the Westside. Flakes are grouped from lightest to darkest so you can see which blends hide sand and tire marks, and every color comes with the same diamond-ground prep and polyaspartic topcoat. Tap a swatch to enlarge it.
- Near the beach? Mid-tone blends hide the fine sand that blows into Ocean Park and Venice garages.
- Small garage? Lighter flakes and solid grays bounce light and make a one-car space feel bigger.
- Screens lie. We bring physical chips to every free estimate, or see them at our Stanford Street shop.
Flake Blends, Light to Dark
Standard and marble 3/16″ chips for our flake epoxy floors, sorted by tone instead of by product line. Marble blends mix chip sizes for a softer, stone-like finish; standard blends read crisper. Either one goes into a one-day garage floor coating.
Light & bright7 colors
Mid-tone8 colors
Deep & dark8 colors
Metallic Flake Blends
Chips with a mica shimmer that catches overhead light. Popular for show garages and shop floors where people actually look down.
Solid Colors
One uniform color with no chips, used for home gyms, workshops and commercial back rooms. Lighter grays hide scuffs best. Most solid floors here get a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat so they do not yellow near west-facing doors.
Metallic Epoxy Pigments
Pigments for hand-worked metallic floors. The swatch shows the base color; the finished floor moves and swirls, so no two look the same. See finished floors in the project gallery.
Neutrals & metals8 colors
Blues & greens7 colors
Reds, pinks & purples9 colors
What Does a Color Change Cost?
Nothing. Every flake blend is the same price per square foot, and metallic pigments are priced with the metallic system. Our epoxy flooring cost page has 2026 prices for each system and garage size.
How to Pick a Color You Will Still Like in Ten Years
Look at the chip on your actual slab in daylight, then again under your garage lights at night. Hold it next to your cabinets and door trim. If two blends are close, pick the darker one for a busy garage and the lighter one for a home gym or studio. Still stuck? Ask us to bring three or four options and we will lay them out on the floor.