Kristi Newport It looks like it could possibly be terrazzo or textured concrete - both of which are poured.

karenszx6r The floor is a ground and polished floor. A standard concrete floor is laid and then the top layer is ground off leavi g the exposed aggregate showing and then the floor is highly polished

karenszx6r I'm not sure but I think it's called Caesarstone

Emily Hurley That is a gorgeous floor. I also like the acid treatment you sometimes see on Houzz. Here's an example:

VC Studio Inc. Yes, the first picture is polished concrete. It looks like it was sealed but not stained. Concrete floors with radiant heat are a winning combination! There are so many options when it comes to concrete floors. Polishing can be great in the right place. With staining the color options are growing. Acid gives a great look but with a limited palette, messy clean up, and some colors contain chromium. There are great new stains and dyes in both water and solvent bases that will offer about two dozen color choices that can be blended into any number of combinations. I'll attach a picture of a sample tile that was created with only water based stains and dyes(over a thin micro topping). It was layered like you would create a water color painting. Concrete micro toppings can cover an existing slab as thin as 1/16" to resurface an ugly slab, add a pattern, change the surface texture, etc.

jane Thanks!

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weinberglaw I would appreciate info on where to locate the grips. I've looked far and wide.

JoanneH They are made by Hafele a German company. They have suppliers in most countries world wide. Not all cabinet makers will do the ones that I mentioned to match your doors but a quality one will. These can be either painted or vinyl wrapped. Hope this helps. Hafele have a world site that you can click on the country you are in and the local supplier will come up. Just google Hafele. There on page 1.188 of the on line book.They are updating the book in the next few weeks. The page before and after also have similar options. Hafele do them in Plastic silver or stainless steel. The catalogue number is 126.37.990 for the one used in the picture I am almost sure. Blum may supply a similar product also.
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bepsf Looks like a terrazzo - but not absolutely certain...

Sandy Voelcker it looks like concrete to me, we have a fireplace surround that looks exactly like it, and it's concrete.

designcinde This looks like polished concrete.