Microcement can be created in an endless variety of colors, practically covering every shade in the RAL color chart. Despite this versatility, most microcement projects are executed in shades of gray or beige. Why? Because the current trend leans towards raw, unfinished aesthetics. In this regard, microcement reigns supreme, offering an industrial touch that few materials can replicate.
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Earth Tones
Black is synonymous with elegance. Dark tones in microcement often create a more cement-like effect, with a more pronounced trowel texture, particularly sought after in some regions of Spain, especially in the south.
White is another timeless classic. We have completed staircases entirely in white, achieving stunning results that leave a lasting impression.
Gray, beige, and earth tones are neutral and versatile, easily paired with any type of furniture. These shades are particularly trendy for achieving the industrial style that many architects favor. Most microcement manufacturers focus on offering a wide range of grays and browns, which serve as a base to highlight specific design elements or walls. For details, there are metallic, oxidized, or stone-textured finishes, perfect for creating unique and distinctive spaces.
Bold and vibrant colors naturally draw attention and are commonly used in restaurants, hotels, and commercial spaces. However, in homes, these options can lead to visual fatigue over time, making them less suitable for large surfaces. Therefore, we usually recommend more neutral tones for residential spaces.
We always recommend testing colors on the wall to visualize the tone and finish, ensuring they harmonize with the furniture design. The current trend in interior design leans toward minimalism, and microcement, regarded as a high-end decorative application, is increasingly popular among decorators and design enthusiasts. Its flexibility allows for the creation of any type of ambiance.
When selecting colors and designing floors and walls, it is essential to consider the furniture and decorative elements that will share the space. The chosen microcement color can create a relaxing atmosphere, or with bolder tones, a modern and striking space.
Color, texture, and finish samples are valuable tools for visualizing the final result on walls, floors, or ceilings once the microcement is applied. Design your ideal space with us. At CimentStudio, we offer expert advice on the colors and textures that best suit your home or commercial space. Visit our website for more information: CimentStudio.
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