Texas Bomanite

Great spending time with the talented team at for a recent Lunch & Learn.

Thank you for the hospitality and conversation!

A big thank you to for hosting us for a great lunch and learn! We always love the opportunity to connect with architects and designers that are creating amazing spaces around central Texas.

At the Epic in Dallas, we installed polished concrete floors that deliver consistent reflectivity, low maintenance, and long term durability across commercial interiors. The result is a surface that works hard without visual noise, aligning with the architecture while holding up to the demands of daily use.

Designed to guide movement, not compete with it. We delivered architectural concrete at Gus Almquist Middle School that defines circulation with clarity, using warm tones and controlled transitions to unify outdoor spaces. Durable under constant use, the surface reads as part of the architecture calm, continuous, and built to support how people naturally gather and move.

Clean lines meet natural texture at The SoCo Hotel in Austin.

Texas Bomanite installed Sandscape & Sandblast to create a refined pedestrian surface that complements the hotel’s modern landscape design while providing durability for high-traffic outdoor spaces.

The result is a finish that feels both architectural and grounded in its surroundings.

Successful lunch and learn at 5G Studio Collaborative! We love spending time with amazing design teams around Dallas & Austin.

At Lockhart Elementary, this cafeteria was built to keep up with the rhythm of the school day. Texas Bomanite installed polished concrete flooring that helps the space stay bright, durable, and easy to maintain, while handling rolling tables, heavy foot traffic, and the constant movement that comes with a busy campus. A practical surface, but still an important part of how the whole room works.

At Grove of Honor Park Plaza in Mesquite, the concrete work was designed to bring clarity and permanence to a space built for remembrance. Texas Bomanite helped shape this commemorative plaza with decorative concrete that frames the memorial elements and gives the site a strong sense of order underfoot. In a project like this, the best hardscape does exactly what it should, hold the space with dignity and let the meaning lead.

At First Baptist Church Odessa, the common areas were designed to feel open, welcoming, and ready for daily use. Texas Bomanite polished 10,475 SF of interior concrete to a 1,500 grit Salt and Pepper finish, with 1,935 SF dyed in Black Orchid to bring quiet contrast and definition across the floor.

At Hotel Drover, the floor helps carry the character of the space. Rapid Set TRU gray overlays, layered with Bomanite Ebony Acid Stain, bring depth and contrast underfoot, giving this interior its warm, tailored finish.