Polished plaster and Venetian plaster are decorative finishes used in interior design and architecture to create a smooth, high-gloss, or matte surface on walls and ceilings. Both finishes have become popular for their ability to create a luxurious, elegant look in interior spaces. They are often used in high-end homes, hotels, and restaurants to add depth and sophistication to walls and ceilings.

Microcement is a versatile resin based coating, which provides a unique texture that is hardwearing, waterproof and heatproof, making it a perfect choice for floors, bathrooms, wet rooms, splash-backs and more.

It is a hand applied coating at a minimal thickness from 2-3 millimetres, allowing a seamless and smooth surface leaving no joints or grout lines.

Microcement comes in a variety of colours and can be customised in textures, replicating the appearance of polished concrete and natural stones.

It is suitable for both interior and exterior applications, in high- end buildings, commercial and retail spaces, new builds and renovations.

Polished plaster and microcement are modern decorative finishes used in interior design, but they have notable distinctions. Polished plaster is composed of slaked lime, marble dust, and other additives, with the option to include acrylics. It's applied in thin layers and then polished to achieve a smooth, reflective surface, offering a range of finishes from glossy to matte.

On the other hand, microcement is a composite material combining cement, fine aggregates, polymers, and additives. Applied in thin layers (typically 2-3mm thick), it provides a durable, seamless finish suitable for floors and walls, especially in moisture-prone areas like bathrooms and kitchens. Microcement also offers versatility in finish options, from smooth and contemporary to textured and rustic, depending on application techniques and sealant choices. The choice between the two would hinge on specific project requirements and desired aesthetics.

A care guide is supplied after your job is completed to help you maintain and care for your microcement surface.

We recommend the use of plant based cleaners for your everyday cleaning. pH neutral cleaners can also be used with a microfiber cloth and warm water.

Do not used harsh abrasive cleaners as this can damage or degrade the surface. Vinegar should be diluted.

Regular and gentle cleaning, along with timely maintenance, will help preserve the appearance and longevity of your microcement surface.

Microcement can be applied over a variety of substrates, including existent tiles, concrete, wood, MDF, plasterboard, cement board and others.

Given its durability and ease of maintenance, microcement is a practical solution for commercial spaces like shops, restaurants, hotels and offices. It can handle the demands of heavy foot traffic without showing significant wear and tear.

It is suitable for both interior and exterior applications, in high- end buildings, commercial and retail spaces, new builds and renovations.

Yes! We have a wide range of samples in various finishes & colours available to view in our showroom. Get in touch to book an appointment.