- Uses
- Living room and bedroom
Microcement in rooms
Microcement in the living room and bedroom - a seamless, matte mineral surface that brings warmth, tranquility, and character to the space.
Seamless
Splash-resistant
10 factory shades
On existing surfaces
Living spaces
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In these rooms, the walls set the mood. Unlike smooth paint or wallpaper, microcement adds depth and natural texture - a surface that plays softly with light and makes the space feel calm and complete.
It is a thin mineral finish applied directly over existing walls, combining modern minimalism with the warmth of a natural material. A single accent wall or the entire room - microcement becomes a quiet, refined base for furniture, art, and living.
Advantages
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Why microcement in living spaces
A material that creates calm, warmth, and visual unity in a space.
Seamless calm
Tactile texture
A warm, matte mineral surface with subtle tone variations - alive, not flat.
Matte, non-reflective
Soft, diffused light reflection without glare - the space feels warm and cozy.
The space feels larger
Suits any interior
A neutral, refined backdrop for wood, textiles, art, and furniture.
Durable and sustainable
Resistant to daily scratches; properly maintained, it lasts for years.
The result is a space that feels complete and calm - modern yet warm, with the depth of a natural material that never feels cold or industrial.
Two rooms, one language
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Living room
The living room is the social heart of the home. A microcement accent wall - behind the sofa, around the TV, or fireplace - brings focus and character to the space without taking up room or cluttering it.
The continuous, matte surface acts as a calm backdrop for furniture, art, and natural light. It pairs perfectly with wood, textiles, and metal, bringing different materials together into one harmonious atmosphere.
Lighter tones make the space brighter and more spacious, while darker ones make it cozier and more dramatic. Each surface is applied by hand, making it unique.
Bedroom
In the bedroom, calm is essential. A microcement wall behind the bed creates a quiet, tactile headboard and wraps the room in a soft, mineral tranquility.
The matte surface does not reflect light, making the space feel warm and calm - ideal for relaxation. Natural tones and subtle texture create a cozy, almost cocoon-like feel.
Without seams and joints, the wall becomes a unified, calming surface that pairs well with wooden furniture and soft textiles.
Microcement shades
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Shades for living spaces
Warm neutrals and calm shades that bring warmth and depth to the space.
Calm, warm shades work best in living spaces. White and Silver make the room bright and spacious; Grey and Olive add a natural, soothing depth; warm clay shades create a sense of coziness.
Anthracite is perfect for a more dramatic accent - especially behind the bed or on a TV wall. Each shade is evenly pigmented throughout the material, with a subtle, natural variation in shade.
White
6280 | 01
Silver
6280 | 02
Grey
6280 | 04
Olive
6280 | 09
Anthracite
6280 | 05
Orange
6280 | 10
Material combination
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How to bring it all together
Microcement is a backdrop that brings out other natural materials.
Wood, textiles, and stone
The matte mineral texture of microcement pairs perfectly with warm wood, soft textiles, and natural stone. It acts as a neutral foundation that lets these materials stand out while connecting them in one cohesive language.
Combined with metal or glass, it adds an industrial yet warm contrast - modern, yet cozy.
Light and space
The matte surface softly diffuses light, so the room never feels harsh or cold. In daylight, the texture reveals subtle nuances of shade; in the evening, it becomes warm and cozy.
The continuous, seamless surface visually expands the space and creates a calm, finished feel - especially in smaller or open-plan spaces.
Set for living spaces
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Mira system for walls
Three products for a seamless wall - primer, microcement, and protective coating.
Process
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How to apply it
From preparation to protective lacquer - usually in 2 to 4 days.
Preparation
Priming
Apply 4170 decor primer, which seals the pores and ensures good adhesion.
Microcement
Apply 6820 micro decor in two thin coats (1 - 2 mm). Each surface comes out unique.
Topcoat
Finish with 4720 decor topcoating – the surface becomes durable and easy to maintain.
Need to know
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4 tips for the space
For microcement to look its best in the space.
Start with a single accent wall
You don't need to cover the entire room – a single microcement wall often creates a stronger effect.
Match the shade with the light
In a bright room, warmer tones work best; in a darker one – lighter tones, so the space doesn't feel closed in.
Entrust it to a professional
An even, smooth surface requires the correct application technique and experience.
Finish with a varnish
4720 decor topcoating protects the surface from dust and scratches and makes maintenance easier.
FAQ
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Frequently asked questions
Can microcement be applied over painted walls?
Yes, if the paint is well-adhered. The surface is roughened and primed with 4170 decor primer. Loose or poorly adhering old paint must be removed first.
Is it suitable for the bedroom?
Yes. It is a safe, matte mineral surface with no strong odor after drying – ideal for a peaceful bedroom.
Do I need to cover the entire wall, or is one enough?
Often, a single accent wall works best; it can also be extended to the entire room or multiple walls, as desired.
Is the surface cold to the touch?
No. Microcement is a mineral material with a warm, tactile texture – much warmer than tiles or smooth concrete.
How to care for it?
Wipe with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Dust is easily removed because the surface is smooth and seamless.
How many shades are available?
10 factory-premixed shades – from light White and Silver to warm and dramatic tones (including Olive, Orange, Anthracite).