Achieving the Concrete Aesthetic with Microcement: Transforming Spaces with Style

Concrete has long been celebrated for its raw, industrial look, but achieving its bold aesthetic in interiors can often be challenging. Enter microcement: a versatile, modern material that offers the look of concrete with a fraction of the weight and hassle. Whether you're looking to create a sleek and minimalist office space or a chic urban living room, microcement provides a seamless, sophisticated solution that elevates any space. In this blog, we’ll explore how four unique spaces—from residential to commercial—are using microcement to embrace the concrete aesthetic, enhancing both function and style.

The Bay House, Sydney, Australia

The Bay House is a harbor-side apartment that has been transformed into the perfect space for entertaining and relaxing. The apartment's entrance hallway, dining and living rooms are unified by neutral microcement, creating the allure of concrete with a more organic appeal.

Fourtwelve HQ, Kuwait

Fourtwelve’s HQ is small workspace that feels much larger. The clean, minimal design creates an environment that is flexible and functional, reflecting the ethos of the brand. The curved microcement walls add warmth and softness to the space, creating a calming work environment and an inviting place to meet with clients.

Nothing Design Studio, China

Nothing Design Studio is a minimalist office space that features a carefully curated selection of materials and pieces of furniture that reflect the studio’s design philosophy. Microcement and Spanish natural clay are used throughout the space to reflect the refined, minimalist aesthetic and to give clients an insight into their design style.

Ode Eatery, Kuwait

Microcement, timber, and beige stone are the three key materials used in this cafe to create a minimalist yet highly textural aesthetic. Complimented by a mix of contemporary and classic furniture, the interior design creates an engaging, approachable atmosphere.