Microcement Walls
Texture and depth that paint can’t reach — on a single feature wall or through a whole room.
Microcement on a wall gives a mineral surface with genuine depth: tonal movement, subtle relief and a finish that changes as the light moves across it through the day. Paint is flat by comparison, and wallpaper is a printed imitation of exactly this.
It can be a single feature wall — a fireplace breast, a media wall, the wall behind a bed — or run through an entire room, including into window reveals and around returns so there are no trims or stop beads breaking the surface.
In wet areas the same system applies, with the waterproof Barrier stage beneath the decorative coat, so a bathroom wall and a bedroom wall can carry the same finish with different build-ups behind them.
- Real depth and tonal movement, not a printed or flat finish
- Runs into reveals and around returns with no trims or beading
- Suitable for wet areas with the waterproofing stage beneath
- Works on a single feature wall or through a full room
Worth knowing before you commit
Yes, over sound plaster, plasterboard, tile and cement board. The Base primer is formulated to bond the system to those substrates.
Yes — it is a common alternative to a tiled or glass splashback, with the advantage of no joints. The sealer resists everyday cleaning products.
Different materials for different jobs. Microcement is harder-wearing and waterproof; Venetian polished plaster is a lime finish with more depth and sheen but less resilience in wet or high-traffic areas. If you offer Venetian plaster too, link it here.
Colour matching is possible across the Oltre range, and samples are made up and viewed in your own light before anything is committed.
Walls we’ve finished
A clinic feature wall in Ashford, a backlit showroom panel for Gorringe, and the lettering and detail that went into them.
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