How we apply X-Bond including surface preparation, base coats, microcement installation, waterproofing, and sealing.

Microcement is a modern, versatile option — but how does it compare to traditional surfaces like tiles, polished concrete, or epoxy?

In this article, we break down the key factors that typically influence microcement pricing, so you know what information to prepare about your project when asking for a quote.

Discover why seamless surfaces like microcement are redefining minimalism in 2025 — and why interior designers are embracing continuous, tactile finishes.

Beyond X-Bond’s surface-level beauty is a formula, history, and installation process that sets it apart from other materials.

Here are five unique materials to consider for your next interior design project, from microcement to Shou Sugi Ban.

One of the most innovative things about microcement is its ability to be installed over existing materials, including concrere resurfacing and remodeling tiles.

The true potential of microcement is unlocked when paired with the right design language — fortunately, it complements almost any design style.

Discover the pros and cons of microcement vs tiles in bathrooms. Learn which surface offers better waterproofing, durability, and versatility.

Over the years, we’ve had the opportunity to collaborate on some incredible commercial spaces. Here are some of our favorites.

The short answer is, yes — microcement is suitable for kitchens! But with this comes a range of other questions. Let’s answer them.

Bathrooms are prime opportunities to showcase architectural design. Here are the top bathroom trends making waves in 2025 — including (our favorite!) the rise of microcement surfaces.

While they can appear similar at first glance, microcement and Venetian plaster have distinct qualities that affect how they perform and what kind of finish they produce.

This article explores the defining elements of contemporary minimalist interiors — where boldness meets cohesion, and where spaces are designed not just to be seen, but to be experienced.

Each of these projects defines modern luxury in its own way, from some of the USA’s leading interior designers and architects.

At first glance, microcement, epoxy, and polished concrete may seem similar — but there are some key differences to consider when choosing your material.

In hot and humid climates, choosing the right construction materials is essential. See why X-Bond is popular in sunny states, from California to Florida.

Commercial projects require a balance practicality with aesthetics — find out why X-Bond Microcement ticks all the boxes.

Microcement is a durable, versatile material that will elevate both residential and commercial spaces. Here are some practical microcement design ideas to enhance your project.

Yes, microcement can be installed over tiles! Keep reading to find out more about tile resurfacing with SEMCO X-Bond Microcement.