20 October 2026 · 1 min read
Concrete-effect with curtains
Short answer
A concrete-effect floor has no wood grain. Curtains determine how much light falls onto that mineral surface, and whether you notice the clouding or the joint. This image is a generated impression, not a photo of an installed floor.
Generated interior impression. Not a photo of an installed floor.
What you see in the image
A tall room, a light mineral floor, curtains beside the glass. There is no plank direction and no herringbone. The surface looks soft and even.
Light and curtains
When the curtain hangs in front of the glass, the light falls more softly and the floor looks more even. Without a curtain, the joints and clouding stand out more sharply. In this image, the curtains hang beside the window, so you mainly see the soft surface. The joint can be compared more clearly on the concrete-effect page.
What you compare
You compare the format, whether the joint is visible, and the undertone: light, warm, or deeper grey. Those variants are shown on the concrete-effect page. This text does not state a price.
Take a look at a different interior as well.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a loft at a customer's home?
No. It is a generated impression of a light concrete-effect floor, with curtains next to the glass.
Does a concrete-effect floor have a wood grain?
No. You are looking at the mineral pattern, the joints and the light. Curtains change how much of that light falls onto the floor.
Is there a price listed here?
No. The options are listed on the concrete-effect page, together with a guide price.
View the concrete-effect
Light, warm, and deeper grey are shown on the style page. The guide price is listed there. This text does not state a price.