Hospitality interiors need to balance design with demanding day-to-day use. Hotel receptions, restaurants, bars, guest bathrooms and wellness spaces can experience high levels of footfall, frequent cleaning and constant interaction with furniture, luggage and equipment, making... continue reading
One of the key reasons architects and interior designers specify microcement is its ability to create visual continuity across... continue reading
Microcement installation occupies a relatively small part of a construction programme, but the conditions created by the trades... continue reading
The terms Venetian plaster and polished plaster are often used interchangeably, especially in the UK. While they are closely... continue reading
Clay plaster has become an increasingly popular specification for architects and interior designers looking to create interiors... continue reading
Hospitality and retail interiors increasingly rely on materiality to create a recognisable identity. From the first impression of... continue reading
London's residential and hospitality interiors encompass an extraordinary range of architectural styles. Period townhouses,... continue reading
Microcement is increasingly specified across commercial interiors where architects and designers want to combine a seamless... continue reading
