Selected work,
surface by surface.

A top-floor bathroom being finished in one warm putty-toned microcement - walls, floor and the sculpted shelving in the shower, all in a single continuous material behind a black-framed screen.

Sage microcement walls, chalk microcement worktops and a blush microcement floor over a fully fitted walnut kitchen - three tones, no tile, ready for family life.

Worktops, island, splashback, walls and a plaster-clad hood in one microcement tone - the kitchen behind our visualiser and the process every TVPC kitchen follows.

Hand-pulled veining through a pale marmorino field - stone-like movement no two metres of which repeat, drawn through the wet plaster in a single pass.

Walls, built-in vanity and bath surround formed in one hand-trowelled microcement, a sealed walk-in shower and unlacquered brass left to darken with use.

Walls, floor, bath surround, basin shelf and window reveal in one warm grey microcement, colour-matched to the owners' Farrow & Ball paint, with brass fittings and a level walk-in shower.

Deep bronze polished plaster wrapping every wall - moody by lamplight, molten by day and sealed for a room that works hard and steams often.

A floating chimney breast in soft-polished plaster, sat over a linear fire - one seamless sculpted volume that anchors the whole living space.

Every bespoke kitchen and bathroom is designed in 3D before a single tub is mixed - this full-microcement scheme rendered exactly as it will be built. Try it yourself in our finish visualiser.

Marmorino Carrara across a run of vaulted cellar ceilings and arches - breathable lime holding a constant climate for the wine and catching the low light like stone that's always been there.

A bespoke reception desk sculpted in travertine-finish plaster - one continuous curve against slatted timber, greeting every guest of this beachfront restaurant.

Corse marmorino worked into sculpted, shadow-gapped wall panels for interior designer Di Henshall - raking light turning the texture into the room's quiet drama.