The award-winning project is located in La Honda, California, and features a mixture of Patène Artectura and Micro-Top. It took Pettigrew and his crew six weeks to color the 6,000 square feet of flooring, which followed after three days of scoring the designs. Concrete runs throughout the house as both vertical and horizontal design elements including floors, two horizontal countertops in the kitchen and master bedroom and as surrounding walls in the shower. "Everyone who comes into the house can't believe it's concrete." Pettigrew said.

As a kid, Pettigrew loved to draw artistic designs and interesting geometric shapes, which he would then color and use to cover his textbooks. Since then, his passion to create unique and brilliant works of art on anything concrete such as floors, driveways and countertops is unending.

Ten years ago, Pettigrew saw acid stained floors for the first time. Since then, he is devoted to learning everything possible about interior floors and believes his best work is yet to come. He has been involved in the development of several new products and is always learning about existing products that have been on the market.

"I don't think I will ever stop learning," Pettigrew says.

This year there were a total of 55 entries submitted from 21 different Bomanite licensees around the globe including Canada, Philippines, Malaysia, Korea, China, United Kingdom and the United States. The judging panel included management from the corporate office (VP Technical Services, VP Plant Operations, Director of Operations and Managing Director).