JIU DING SHENGMicrocement Singapore
JIU DING SHENGMicrocement Singapore
Raw & Cloudy, Oxidestuc, the Metal Series and Real Copper, all hand-laid, all from European systems.
Our signature. Soft tonal cloud and open trowel marks, and the finish most of our homes are laid in.
Applied in thin hand-laid coats with European products, it keeps the cloudy depth and the faint trowel path that makes every wall its own. Warm greys, bone, taupe and off-white. Read it in side light and the whole surface moves.
Denser and more mineral, with a deeper tonal shift. Closer to burnished stone than plaster.
Tighter and more compact than Raw & Cloudy, with a metallic-mineral depth that comes alive under a lamp. Suits feature walls and pieces you want people to walk up to and touch.
Cabinets, doors and panels that read as brushed metal, but are microcement, not laminate.
The finish people always mistake for a metal laminate. Applied over carpentry and joinery, it gives a cabinet run a solid cast look with none of the seams or edge banding a laminate leaves behind.
Genuine copper in the mix, trowelled onto furniture and joinery and left to find its own patina.
Not a copper colour. Real copper, which oxidises and shifts over the years. We have laid it on tabletops and feature pieces where the surface is meant to be the object itself.
In this image: Raw & Cloudy · 08:00 morning
A flat photograph makes microcement look like grey paint. In a real room the trowel ripple catches the sun differently at 8am and at 5pm, and the wall keeps moving all day.
Scroll and watch the light rake across it. That is the whole reason people choose this over paint.
Send the rooms, the rough area and a photo of what is on the surface now. We will come back with a realistic quote, not a guess.