Low view of a pale microcement floor in a living area with curved seating, a round rug and cove lighting

Services

Wall, Floor and Ceiling Finishes in London

Atelier di Venice installs microcement, Venetian plaster, reinforced lime walls and ceilings, and bespoke architectural finishes for luxury interiors in London. Every microcement installation follows one five-step system, from technical assessment to final quality inspection.

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The four services

Which finishes does Atelier di Venice install?

Atelier di Venice installs four services: microcement systems, Venetian plaster, bespoke architectural finishes, and reinforced lime walls and ceilings. Microcement suits floors, wet rooms and worktops. Venetian plaster and lime suit walls and ceilings. Each service is described below, and the two main services have their own pages.

  1. Microcement systems
  2. Venetian plaster
  3. Bespoke architectural finishes
  4. Reinforced lime walls and ceilings

Service 1

Microcement systems

Microcement is installed on floors, walls, wet rooms, bathrooms, kitchens, worktops, splashbacks, staircases and ceilings. Each installation follows the five-step process set out below.

Microcement is water-resistant once sealed; waterproofing comes from the tanking membrane beneath.

A microcement installation typically takes 3-7 working days and a bathroom 4-6 working days. Larger jobs are confirmed at survey.

WRITTEN WARRANTYMICROCEMENT INSTALLATIONS2YEARS

Two years, in writing.

A 2-year written warranty is provided on microcement installations. This does not affect your statutory rights.

Each installation follows the five-step reinforced system, from technical assessment to final quality inspection.

Open-plan kitchen with a timber-fronted island, four bar stools and a pale microcement floor
A microcement floor beneath a timber kitchen island.

Service 2

Venetian plaster

Venetian plaster is applied to walls and ceilings in Marmorino, Stucco Lustro, polished plaster, metallic and textured or matte finishes. It suits walls and ceilings away from direct water. The written warranty applies to microcement installations.

Open-plan lounge with a pale corner sofa, a dark coffee table, wall lights and a glass balustrade
An open-plan lounge with wall lights.

Service 3

Bespoke architectural finishes

Bespoke finishes are developed with architects and designers. Where a project needs a finish of its own, tell us about the project and the finish, and it is developed with the project team.

Service 4

Reinforced lime walls and ceilings

A large-scale wall and ceiling system in reinforced lime. No prior plastering is needed. The surface is assessed first, as it is on every project.

Empty room with plastered walls and ceiling, brass wall lights, steel-framed windows and a herringbone floor
Pale plaster walls and ceiling, lit by a brass ceiling light.
Plastered ceiling with a brass ceiling light above two tall steel-framed windows
A brass ceiling light above two steel-framed windows.

For project teams

Architects and designers

Bespoke finishes are developed with architects and designers. Architects and designers who are specifying a surface can send the project details through the contact page, and the finish is developed from there.

Commercial

Commercial interiors

Commercial interiors are part of the service. Photographs of commercial spaces are shown on the projects page.

Installation standard

How does the five-step process work?

Every microcement installation follows the same five steps: technical assessment, surface protection, reinforcement and structural control, controlled application, and final quality inspection. Preparation comes first because it sets how the finished surface performs. We take on a limited number of projects each quarter to hold that standard.

  1. Technical assessment

    Substrate condition, moisture levels, alignment and structural stability are assessed before any work begins. The assessment sets the preparation required.

  2. Surface protection

    Surrounding areas and adjacent finishes are protected before application begins.

  3. Reinforcement and structural control

    Joint sealing and fibre mesh reinforcement are applied to the substrate to control the movement that causes cracking in a thin coating.

  4. Controlled application

    The finish is applied in layers with precision alignment and clean edge detailing. Each coat is assessed before the next begins.

  5. Final quality inspection

    The surface is sealed and inspected, including every edge and joint, before completion.

Choosing a service

Which service suits which room?

Microcement suits floors, wet rooms, bathrooms, kitchens and worktops. Venetian plaster suits walls and ceilings away from direct water. Reinforced lime suits large walls and ceilings, and bespoke finishes suit projects developed with architects and designers. The list below sets each room against its service.

Enquiries

Tell us about the space and the finish. We review the details and reply with the next step.