Cementare · Kitchens

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One material language across floors, walls and worktops.

Surface

Worktops are among the most frequently used surfaces in a home, making the durability of the kitchen coating essential. Finishing worktops and their fronts adds a distinctive touch while creating a continuous surface that can be thoroughly cleaned.

Use

If removing the existing tiles is difficult, remember that the decorative coating is only 2–3 mm thick. Covering them can therefore avoid the need to remove the kitchen furniture.

Colour & Character

Its excellent adhesion allows a wide variety of surfaces to be coated.

Selected projects · Kitchens

Light-coloured seamless flooring in a kitchen with timber cabinets and an island
Grey kitchen island and flooring in front of light-coloured cabinets
Overhead view of a long kitchen island and light grey floor
Grey kitchen worktop and cabinet surround with timber drawers
Grey kitchen surfaces with a dark island and bench
Beige finish on an open cupboard door beneath a sink
Grey island and light-coloured floor in a kitchen lit by skylights
Illuminated splashback wall between dark kitchen cabinets
Grey cabinets and floor in a glazed kitchen opening onto a garden
Two sinks and metal taps against a grey wall
Grey wall with hanging kitchen utensils and open shelves
Dark grey flooring in a kitchen with timber cabinets
Grey wall behind a timber worktop in a white-cabinet kitchen
Grey kitchen worktop and wall around a metal sink

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