Microcement Gallery

Photos of microcement in bathrooms, kitchens, floors and walls

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Swimming pools

Outdoor microcement

Microcement bathroom

Microcement stairs

Microcement on walls

Microcement has become a popular choice for transforming walls in homes, hotels, restaurants, and other commercial spaces. Its versatility makes it suitable for a wide range of applications, from stylish bathroom and kitchen walls to striking exterior facades. Beyond its modern appearance, microcement offers a durable and seamless finish that can complement many different interior and architectural styles. In this gallery, you can explore a selection of our completed projects and see how microcement has been used to create distinctive walls and facades in a variety of spaces.

Microcement Kitchen

Microcement is an increasingly popular choice for modern kitchens, bringing together a clean, seamless appearance with practical everyday performance. It can be applied to walls, splashbacks, countertops, islands, and other surfaces to create a cohesive look without the need for traditional grout lines.

Microcement Bathroom

Available in a variety of colours and finishes, microcement can suit everything from contemporary and minimalist bathrooms to more warm and natural designs. Take a look through our gallery to discover some of our bathroom projects and see how microcement can transform these spaces with a distinctive, refined finish.

Microcement Stairs

Microcement is an excellent way to give stairs a modern, seamless appearance while creating a strong visual connection between different areas of a home or commercial space. It can be applied to steps, risers, and surrounding surfaces to achieve a continuous finish with minimal joints.

Microcement Swimming Pools

Microcement can give swimming pools a distinctive, contemporary appearance with its seamless finish and refined texture. It can be used around pool areas and on selected surfaces to create a smooth visual transition between the water, surrounding architecture, and outdoor space.