This cement floor had served in my Dad's studio at one point before he moved his studio to bigger separate building. I believe the paint splats must have been from some project way back then in 1960s.
A decade or so later, a bit of an unorthodox use of mainly scrap wood was used to create a parquet floor. Unfortunately, some of it was tasty for bad bugs, so the floor removed (with a lot of work), to reveal the cement above (after quite a bit of cleaning). So the lines from the wood blocks added their own patina to the floor. Did I really need to say how much work it was to tackle this? Yes.
And I haven't even got to polishing or whatever else I may do to finish it off while leaving it pseudo "raw."
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