Feature walls and design-led homes
A continuous wall, with no skirting breaks or joints, that brings light, a sense of space and a contemporary finish to lounges, hallways and bedrooms. The perfect canvas for a warm, up-to-date interior scheme.
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Microcement walls with no building workseamless walls in Marbella and the Costa del Sol
We turn any wall into a seamless, wipe-clean, design-led surface — with no demolition, no rubble and no need to move out of your home or close your business: we apply the microcement straight over the tiles or plaster you already have. Over tiles, marble, plaster, plasterboard or paint. No joints. Ready in a few days for homes, clinics and commercial spaces.
Refurbishment without building work
Your existing wall is the canvas: microcement straight on top
Renewing a wall no longer means hacking off tiles, making a mess and waiting weeks. Microcement on walls is a seamless decorative coating, just a few millimetres thick, applied over the surface you already have — tiles, plaster, emulsion paint or marble — with nothing removed.
If the dust, the noise or the endless timescales of a traditional refurbishment put you off, this is the clean alternative: a continuous wall applied by specialists, with no demolition, no rubble and no fuss. We apply it directly over tiles, plaster, paint or marble, without stripping the existing surface.
Before we start, we assess your substrate, any damp, the setting and the look you're after, then recommend the system and finish that suit your space best. A bespoke technical consultation, so the result lasts and sits naturally with your style.
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Where do microcement walls work?
From design-led homes to clinics, restaurants and retail units: we turn walls into a centrepiece of the interior, with a continuous surface that adapts to how each space is used.
Clinics and surgeries
A jointless, wipe-clean, hygienic surface that makes it easier to meet healthcare standards.
Restaurants and retail
Refresh the look of your business with a modern, hard-wearing finish — without closing to the public.
Bathrooms and wet zones
With hydrophobic sealers, a waterproof, seamless wall for bathrooms and wet rooms.
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Pillars and curved walls
Applied by hand, it follows pillars, curved walls and surfaces with minor imperfections.
Hygiene and continuity
A continuous surface, with no joints
With no joints, there is nowhere for dirt, moisture or bacteria to gather. That's why microcement walls are the choice of clinics, restaurants and homes that want a wipe-clean, healthy, maintenance-free wall — one that cleans with mild soap and water.
We work in phases, with no dust or noise, so clinics, restaurants and occupied homes never have to stop trading or move out.
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Microcement walls: substrates, design and durability
A finish that's technical and decorative at once — it bonds to your existing wall, is tailored to your style and stands up to daily use without losing its looks.
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Over tiles, marble, plaster or plasterboard
We apply microcement straight over old tiles, marble, cement render, plaster, emulsion paint, natural stone, plasterboard or concrete, using a bonding primer that guarantees a complete grip. The only requirement is a sound, firmly fixed substrate: there's no need to strip the existing surface or create rubble, which makes the whole refurbishment a clean, quick process. It's the same principle we use across walls in homes, clinics and commercial spaces on the Costa del Sol.
- Tiles, marble, plaster, plasterboard, concrete
- Technical bonding primer
- No need to strip the existing surface
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Bespoke colour, texture and finish
The design of your wall is about perception, identity and function all at once. We work with a wide range of bespoke colours and textures so the microcement suits your personality and your space: matt, satin or gloss sheens, with smooth, rustic or metallic textures. You choose the mood; we fine-tune the system so the finished vertical surface sits naturally with your scheme. From a calm, minimalist lounge wall to a statement metallic feature in a restaurant, the finish is tailored to the room.
- Matt, satin or gloss sheen
- Smooth, rustic or metallic texture
- Wide range of bespoke colours
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Hard-wearing in daily use and easy to clean
The microcement we use is built up in several high-strength technical coats over the existing surface. The result is a wall that stands up to daily use in corridors, clinics, restaurants and busy homes, keeping its finish intact. Because it has no joints, it doesn't trap dirt or moisture and it wipes clean with mild soap and water — no polishing or special treatments. That combination of toughness and easy upkeep is exactly why hospitality and healthcare spaces on the Costa del Sol choose it.
- High-strength technical coats
- Suitable for heavy footfall
- Wipes clean with mild soap and water
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Curved walls, pillars and special shapes
Because it's applied by hand, microcement follows curved walls, pillars, columns and surfaces with minor imperfections, using technical primers that even out the substrate. This keeps the visual continuity unbroken across the whole room, with no trims or visible cuts — including across large expanses of wall and in awkward geometries where other finishes simply can't reach. It's how we deliver a single, seamless surface from one corner of a room to the next, whatever the shape.
- Curved walls, pillars and columns
- Evens out minor substrate defects
- Unbroken visual continuity, no trims
Transparent pricing
How much do microcement walls cost?
Clear pricing with no surprises or hidden extras. Your quote includes materials, primers, sealers, professional application and a written guarantee — a fixed price with no small print.
- Materials, primers and sealers
- Professional, accredited application
- Written guarantee, no hidden costs
For exterior walls, or where damp calls for extra technical reinforcement, the cost starts from €85/m²; bespoke decorative designs or sculptural detail start from €95/m². Fixed quote after a free survey.
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Microcement walls across the Costa del Sol
We're based in Periana (Málaga) and work throughout the province. We apply microcement to walls in Málaga, Marbella, Estepona, Fuengirola, Benalmádena, Torremolinos, Nerja and the Axarquía, adapting the system to the climate and the type of building in each area: from a clinic in Marbella to a restaurant in central Málaga or a contemporary home in Benalmádena.
- Málaga
- Marbella
- Estepona
- Fuengirola
- Benalmádena
- Torremolinos
- Nerja
- Axarquía
Frequently asked questions
Microcement walls — your questions answered
Are microcement walls hard-wearing?
Yes. Microcement walls are built up in several high-strength technical coats, so they stand up to daily use in hallways, clinics, restaurants and busy homes whilst keeping their finish for years. With no joints, there's nothing to chip, lift or trap dirt.
Can you put microcement on walls over tiles without removing them?
Yes. We apply microcement straight over existing wall tiles, painted plaster, marble or plasterboard using a bonding primer, with no need to strip the old surface and no rubble. The substrate just needs to be sound and firmly fixed.
Can microcement be used on bathroom or shower walls?
Yes. With hydrophobic sealers, microcement forms a seamless, waterproof wall surface ideal for bathrooms, shower walls and wet rooms. It's the same system we use across our microcement bathrooms, giving you a continuous, joint-free finish that's easy to keep clean.
Are microcement walls hygienic enough for clinics?
Yes. Because the surface is continuous and completely jointless, there's nowhere for dirt, moisture or bacteria to gather, and it wipes clean with mild soap and water. That makes microcement walls a popular choice for clinics, surgeries and restaurants on the Costa del Sol.
How much do microcement walls cost per m²?
Microcement walls start from €75/m² + VAT for standard interiors. Exterior walls, areas needing damp reinforcement, or bespoke decorative finishes cost a little more. Every quote is fixed and agreed after a free, no-obligation survey, with no hidden extras.
How long does it take to apply microcement to walls?
Typically three to five working days, depending on the surface area and finish. There's no dust, rubble or demolition, so we can work in phases and let homes, clinics and restaurants stay open and in use throughout the refurbishment.
Can I choose the colour and texture of my microcement walls?
Yes. You can choose from a wide range of bespoke colours and from matt, satin or gloss sheens, with smooth, rustic or metallic textures. We tailor the finish to your space so the wall sits naturally with the rest of your interior scheme.
Can microcement be applied to curved walls and pillars?
Yes. Because microcement is applied by hand, it follows curved walls, pillars, columns and surfaces with minor imperfections, using technical primers to even out the substrate. This keeps the visual continuity unbroken across the whole room, with no trims or visible joins.
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Transform your walls — no building work, no noise, no fuss
Request your microcement walls quote: clear, with no small print. We'll suggest a set of finishes and an estimated timeline, tailored to your style. We cover the whole province of Málaga.