Microcement's seamless, waterproof finish makes it one of the most versatile materials in modern interior design — used well beyond flooring, in bathrooms, feature walls, staircases, custom furniture and outdoor spaces.

Microcement in Bathrooms

Microcement's water-repellent properties make it especially well suited to bathrooms. Applied to walls, floors and even countertops, it creates a spa-like, seamless finish with no grout lines to trap moisture or grime. Its resistance to moisture supports long-term durability in wet areas, without breaking the visual continuity between floor and wall.

Microcement Floors

The most common application: a sleek, seamless finish across living spaces, kitchens and bedrooms. Colour and finish can be adjusted to suit a range of design styles, from warm and textured to cool and minimal.

Feature Walls

Whether as a single accent wall or across a full room, microcement walls bring a smooth, textured finish that adds depth without competing with other design elements.

Custom Furniture

Tables, countertops and benches finished in microcement pick up the same seamless quality as walls and floors, giving furniture a cohesive place within the overall design rather than sitting apart from it.

Staircases

A seamless transition between treads turns a staircase into a design feature in its own right — in a single monochromatic tone or a considered colour shift.

Outdoor Spaces

Patios, decks and pool surrounds can be finished in the same system, connecting indoor and outdoor areas visually while standing up to outdoor weather conditions.

Fireplaces

A microcement-clad fireplace pairs heat-resistant properties with a striking, custom-textured focal point for a living space.

FAQ

Is microcement waterproof enough for bathrooms?
Yes — its water-repellent properties and seamless, grout-free finish make it well suited to wet areas including showers and bathroom floors.

Can microcement be applied over existing tiles?
Yes, microcement can be applied directly over most existing tiled surfaces, avoiding the cost and disruption of tile removal.

Can I use microcement on both walls and floors in the same room?
Yes — this is one of its most popular applications, creating a continuous surface between wall and floor with no visible transition.