Microcement — Limitless elegance
A delicate veil of just 3–4 mm, flowing seamlessly across floors, walls, pools and bespoke furniture.
Soft to the touch and refined in appearance, DEQORIA microcement transforms space through continuity, texture and light.
More than a finish, it is a way of shaping atmosphere.
Every surface is carefully crafted by hand, allowing subtle variations in tone, depth and texture to become part of the architecture.
Microcement by DEQORIA — The Designer’s Choice
Created for architects, interior designers and discerning private clients, our microcement surfaces bring together minimalism, durability and material expression.
DEQORIA works with premium microcement systems and a curated spectrum of finishes — from understated matt surfaces to richer, more textured expressions. Applied with precision by our specialist team, each installation is shaped around the character and intention of the space.
Suitable for contemporary residential, hospitality and commercial interiors, microcement can create a continuous visual language across floors, walls, bathrooms, kitchens, stairs and bespoke furniture.
Microcement for Walls
On walls, microcement creates uninterrupted surfaces with a quiet, tactile elegance. Its seamless character makes it particularly suited to bathrooms, kitchens, feature walls and refined commercial interiors, where material continuity becomes part of the design.
Microcement for Floors
For floors, microcement delivers the visual calm of a continuous surface with the durability required for everyday life. It can be applied over suitable existing substrates, minimizing demolition while creating a sophisticated architectural finish.
Compatible with underfloor heating systems, it is particularly well suited to contemporary interiors where comfort and design are expected to coexist.
Microcement for Pools & Bespoke Surfaces
The same seamless aesthetic extends beyond conventional interiors. DEQORIA microcement can be used to create refined surfaces for pools and selected bespoke elements, allowing architecture to flow from one surface to another without visual interruption.
Because a surface should not simply be seen.
It should be experienced.
