LA Microcement

Venice is unlike anywhere else in Los Angeles — and its homes reflect that. From the canal cottages of the Venice Canals Historic District to the converted lofts on Abbot Kinney, from the beach bungalows a block from the sand to the architecturally striking new builds in Silicon Beach, Venice homes carry a creative energy … Read more

Beverly Hills homeowners have long understood that the bathroom is not just a functional space — it is a statement. From the Mediterranean villas on Coldwater Canyon to the modern estates above Sunset Boulevard, the bathrooms in Beverly Hills homes are designed to impress. Microcement (also written as micro cement) has become the finish of … Read more

Pacific Palisades occupies one of the most desirable positions in all of Los Angeles — perched between the Santa Monica Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, with canyon trails to one side and beach access to the other. The homes here reflect that privileged location: large family homes, many with multiple bathrooms, built for comfortable coastal … Read more

Studio City sits at a unique intersection of old and new Los Angeles. South of Ventura Boulevard you find beautifully preserved Craftsman bungalows and Spanish revival homes from the 1920s and 30s, while the hillside streets above are lined with contemporary architectural homes that take full advantage of the canyon views. Microcement works beautifully in … Read more

Burbank is one of the most renovation-active neighborhoods in the San Fernando Valley. With a large population of entertainment industry professionals, producers, and studio executives, there’s a consistent demand for high-quality home finishes that look great and get installed fast. Microcement has become one of the most requested bathroom finishes in Burbank for exactly this … Read more

Microcement has come a long way. What began decades ago as a utilitarian finish used mostly in industrial and commercial settings has quietly transformed into one of the most exciting materials in contemporary architecture and interior design. And the reason isn’t just aesthetic — it’s chemical. In the last several years, the formulations behind microcement … Read more