Luxurious Hotels & Resorts

Microcement Creates Uninterrupted Surfaces

Microcement coats every surface without joints or seams in your hotel or resort, creating a cohesive environment.

Your guests will enjoy floors, walls, furniture, stairs and bathrooms coated as a harmonious space.

Less Demolition or Rebuilding

This decorative coating sticks to almost all existing surface materials, including tile and concrete. Therefore, you won’t have the mess of demolition or the hassle of rebuilding the substrate.

Low-Maintenance Surfaces

Microcement hardens in a thin layer, between 2 and 3 millimetres. Therefore, you won’t have to alter all of your hotel’s doors or trim like you might have to with a thicker coating.

If your hotel or resort features outdoor spaces, microcement can be the decorative coating for your exterior and interior. Patios, driveways, rooftop lounges and swimming pools benefit from the addition of beautiful and protective microcement coatings.

Natural, simple and strong are the characteristics that define rustic style. It is often dominated by gray, brown, green and golden tones from earthly materials like stone, wood, textiles and handicrafts.

A rustic-styled home transports you to well-remembered times but brings modern touches to make them unique. This style blends sophistication and comfort with the features of solid wood furniture and rough decoration.

Microcement allows designers to achieve rustic atmospheres with finishes like a worn wall or Pietra Spaccata. An artisan microcement applicator adds hand-finished touches that make a rustic masterpiece to fall in love with.

Less is absolutely more in a minimalist-designed room. Only functional elements can occupy space in this style, and there must be unity in all senses of the word.

Microcement allows you to achieve minimalism because it has no joints or seams, has a uniform colour and texture and can be applied to all surfaces in a home. This unites the vertical and horizontal elements of a room, creating a balanced visual field and putting the focus on a single focal point.

Plainness and simplicity in ornamental features are critical to creating a minimalist space. Microcement is applied in thin layers to keep your home open, airy and bright

Functionality characterizes the Nordic style, but it is also simple and comfortable. This approach can be sparse, with each element having a specific purpose, which can feel minimalist.

Typical Nordic tones are grays and whites, but a splash of colour brings some fun into an otherwise cold environment. Wood is a key element, along with copper and brass.

Microcement comes in metallic and oxidized finishes to add to a Nordic-styled room. The continuous surface created by this coating is a perfect slate to create the design of your Scandinavian dreams.

Vintage is a style that is wholly of the past but doesn’t feel so far removed from the present. Craftsmanship stands out as the foundation of a space in this approach.

Exclusivity and care for detail are hallmarks of a vintage design. White walls and neutral-toned furniture go well with some splashes of rust or patina in this style.

With microcement decorative coating, you can achieve an oxidized or rust finish that fits perfectly into a vintage interior design. You might start with a coat of white, then add in patches of rust to achieve that aged look.

Luxury is often synonymous with the classic style, which features a commitment to robust, pure and elegant materials in intense colours. Above all, it is timeless and creates an atmosphere where its identity is ever-present.

Reflective metal and glass play the lead role in the classic decoration style. Besides that, neutral tones dress most of the room with white, cream and toasted marshmallow.

With microcement finishes, you can achieve a range of shiny and metallic elements. With its thin, durable and continuous nature, this decorative coating adds a touch of timeless elegance to a classically designed space.

Spaciousness, luminosity and height are the core of an industrial-style space. Gray concrete makes up much of the background, with exposed building materials such as brick, metal beams and tall glass windows acting as decoration.

A palette of neutral tones balances out what could be a chilly atmosphere, with browns and grays interspersed. Rusty materials bring colour and age to an industrial space that feels authentic.

Microcement makes an enticing addition to an industrial-style room because its continuous nature creates a feeling of spaciousness. The various finishes for this decorative coating include metallic touches with the possibility of a rusting effect for a tenacious industrial vibe.