Microcement & Venetian plaster · New Zealand

One continuous surface, without a single grout line.

Premium microcement and Venetian plaster from reputable European manufacturers in Spain and Italy — made to your colour and texture, and supplied anywhere in New Zealand.

25
Years of craft
0
Grout lines
Made
To your colour
Seamless warm-toned microcement bathroom with a walk-in shower Microcement finish
Warm neutral · bathroom
Origin
European (Spain & Italy)
Final look
Seamless, no grout, modern, unique by your choice
Waterproof
Yes
Surface
Solid concrete or plasterboard
Supply
New Zealand-wide

The material

Old-world plaster, made for the way we live now.

Microcement wraps floors, walls and wet areas in one uninterrupted surface. No tile edges, no grout lines, nothing to catch the eye or trap grime — just a continuous plane of colour and texture that makes a room feel calmer, and quietly larger, than it is.

Because it goes over surfaces you already have, including old tiles, most projects begin without demolition. And because colour and texture are chosen per project, no two surfaces are quite alike.

Alongside it sits Venetian plaster — the polished finish microcement descends from, with centuries of Italian heritage and a depth that seems to hold the light rather than sit on top of it.

Where it works

One surface, room after room.

From wet-area bathrooms to commercial floors, microcement adapts to almost any interior.

Grey microcement bathroom with brass fixtures and a backlit mirror 01

Bathrooms & wet areas

Seamless showers and vanities, with no grout to scrub.

Pale seamless microcement floor flowing through a hallway 02

Floors

A continuous, stone-like floor that carries from room to room.

Satin microcement feature wall in a kitchen niche 03

Feature walls

Tactile surfaces that catch the light and anchor a space.

Open-plan kitchen with a seamless grey microcement floor 04

Commercial spaces

Restaurants, retail and fit-outs that need to look considered.

Why microcement

The case for a seamless surface.

01

No grout lines

A single flowing surface. Nothing to interrupt the eye, and nothing to scrub.

02

Over what's already there

It bonds to sound existing surfaces, old tiles included, so most projects skip the demolition entirely.

03

Waterproof

It belongs in bathrooms, showers and splashbacks.

04

Made to your colour

Colour, sheen and texture are chosen per project — every surface is one of a kind.

05

Easy to keep

A wipeable, low-fuss finish that holds its character with very little upkeep.

06

European pedigree

Systems from reputable manufacturers in Spain and Italy, rooted in the Venetian plaster tradition.

An honest note. Microcement needs a firm, stable base. It's at home over sound tiles, concrete and plasterboard — but it cannot go over timber floors or other soft, flexing surfaces, where movement causes cracking.

Who's behind it

Twenty-five years in decorative finishes.

Microcement New Zealand exists to bring a material we love to a market that's only just discovering it. Behind it sits twenty-five years in the decorative-finishing industry, and a European heritage in plaster and hand-worked surfaces.

We work with reputable manufacturers in Spain and Italy, and we'd rather keep a close relationship with the right supplier than juggle many. What arrives here is the same material specified across Europe.

We'll also tell you honestly where this material shines and where it isn't the right call. Selling it into the wrong project helps nobody.

Grey microcement finish flowing across a sculptural staircase

Good to know

Common questions.

Can microcement be used in bathrooms?
Yes. Microcement performs as a waterproof, seamless surface. Showers, vanities and wet floors are among its most popular uses.
Can microcement go over existing tiles?
Usually, yes. Bonding over sound existing tiles is one of its biggest advantages, and it's why most projects avoid the mess and cost of demolition. The surface underneath needs to be firm and stable.
Where can microcement not be used?
It needs a firm, stable base. It cannot go over timber floors or other soft, flexing surfaces, where movement causes cracking.
What colours and textures are available?
Colour, sheen and texture are chosen per project rather than picked off a chart, so the finish is matched to your design. Describe what you're after and we'll advise what's achievable.
Do you offer microcement training in New Zealand?
Yes. We run hands-on sessions in Auckland where you work the material yourself. Experience with a trowel is a must. Trained applicators buy materials at trade pricing.