Microcement is typically used for durable, seamless surfaces like bathrooms, floors, and benchtops, while Venetian plaster is more decorative and often used for feature walls and interiors.

Microcement is built for performance — it’s a tough, flexible coating that bonds directly to surfaces, reducing the risk of cracking compared to more rigid finishes. It handles daily wear well, making it ideal for floors, wet areas, and high-use spaces. With the right sealing system, it’s also water-resistant, stain-resistant, and easy to clean.   The key to its durability is in the system and application — at JBMC, we use proven layering and sealing techniques to ensure a strong, long-lasting finish.

Yes—floors, walls, bathrooms, kitchens, fireplaces, furniture, and even pools in some systems.

Each JBMC project is tailored, so pricing depends on the size of the area, surface condition, and the finish you choose (microcement or Venetian plaster). As a guide, these are premium, hand-applied finishes, so costs reflect the level of preparation and craftsmanship involved. For an accurate quote, we recommend getting in touch — we’ll assess your space and provide a tailored price based on your vision.

Venetian plaster is highly durable when applied and sealed correctly. It forms a hard, breathable surface that resists cracking, fading, and general wear over time.   In low to moderate traffic areas like feature walls and ceilings, it can last for decades. When properly sealed, it can also be used in bathrooms and kitchens, offering good resistance to moisture and stains.