The Marmorine
A thin, hand-troweled mineral coating that wraps a room in one continuous, joint-free surface — calm, tactile and quietly architectural.
Microcement is a thin cementitious coating, troweled on in layers and sealed. Where tile brings grout lines and stone brings seams, microcement reads as a single material that runs from wall to wall and around corners, with the soft, hand-worked movement that only a trowel leaves.
Color, tone and texture are developed with the design team, and sample boards help everyone agree on the finish before work begins on site. We bring the same discipline we apply to Venetian plaster: careful substrate preparation, clean edges at doors, glazing and fixtures, and one finish standard from the first wall to the last.
Bathrooms are where a joint-free finish is most striking. Vanity walls, walk-in showers and the surfaces around them can share one quiet, continuous tone, so stone counters, glass, basins and fittings stand out against a calm mineral backdrop.
In wet areas, the system, the sealing and the waterproofing beneath it are specified for each project with the design team and general contractor. We confirm those details, and the conditions the installation needs, during planning rather than assuming one approach suits every room.
Private Residence / Residential
Seamless microcement wraps the double vanity and walk-in shower of a private residence at Five Park, Miami Beach, alongside white Marmorino KS Venetian plaster walls throughout the home.
Beyond the bath, microcement suits feature walls, corridors and other interior surfaces where a continuous, understated finish supports the architecture. Whether it is the right choice depends on the substrate, how the space is used and how the surface meets adjacent materials, so we review each application with the project team before recommending it.
Microcement and lime plaster work well together in one home. At the Five Park private residence in Miami Beach, The Marmorine finished the walls of the hallways, bedrooms and kitchen in Marmorino KS Venetian plaster, and the bathrooms — the double vanity and the walk-in shower — in microcement, so each room carries the same hand-finished character.
Planning a residence or interior where the finish matters? Explore our Venetian plaster practice and portfolio, or share your drawings and we will talk through where microcement fits.
The Marmorine works with architects, interior designers, builders and private clients in Miami and Miami Beach, Palm Beach and across South Florida. We coordinate with the general contractor on substrate, sequencing and protection, so microcement goes on at the right point in the build and finished surfaces are ready before fixtures and furniture arrive.