How seamless microcement transforms a Central Coast kitchen — from splashback and rangehood through to islands, benchtops and feature walls.
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One material, one continuous gesture
Microcement allows the kitchen to read as a single sculptural form. Splashbacks flow uninterrupted into walls, islands carry through to benchtops, and rangehood surrounds disappear into the architecture.
The result is a calm, gallery-like backdrop that lets cabinetry, stone, timber and food do the talking.
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Where microcement works in the kitchen
Splashbacks and full feature walls, rangehood surrounds, island wraps, butler's pantries, plinths and even benchtops — all in a custom warm-neutral palette matched to your joinery and stone.
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Heat, water and everyday wear
Sealed with high-performance Mineral fox / Mercadier topcoats, kitchen microcement resists moisture, heat and the everyday rituals of a working home. Trivets are still recommended under very hot cookware, exactly as for natural stone.
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Cost and what drives it
Splashback-only kitchens are an accessible entry point. Full kitchens with microcement benchtops, islands and feature walls are a premium investment — comparable to high-end stone fabrication, with the advantage of a fully seamless finish.
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Designing the colour
We recommend selecting the microcement colour after cabinetry, stone and floor finishes are locked in. Microcement should sit comfortably within the scheme — a quiet, tactile counterpoint to the harder materials around it.