Microcement Bathrooms in London

Seamless, Durable and Modern.
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A microcement bathroom is defined by its seamless, continuous surface — a refined alternative to traditional tiles. Applied by hand in fine layers over existing walls, floors or furniture, microcement creates a smooth, fully waterproof finish that flows effortlessly throughout the space.

At North Arch Bathrooms, we use trusted European microcement systems to deliver durable, long-lasting finishes with excellent resistance to moisture and wear. Available in a variety of tones and textures, it offers complete creative freedom — from soft natural shades to bold concrete-style effects — ideal for modern, minimalist and spa-inspired interiors.

Every microcement bathroom we design is hand-finished in our North London workshop, ensuring the highest level of precision, quality and detail.

What Is a Microcement Bathroom?

Modern walk-in shower with brushed brass fittings, terrazzo floor tiles and smooth microcement walls
Close-up of a modern bathroom with a freestanding bathtub, a sleek faucet, a wall with a plant, and a window with white shutters.
A built-in niche on a beige wall holding four brown bottles with black and white labels. To the right, there is a gold-colored showerhead and hose.
Modern bathroom vanity with a white countertop, integrated sink, black faucet, and decorative items including a beige pumice stone, soap dispenser, and a vase with dried flowers against a textured gray wall with a large, oval mirror above.
Modern bathroom with a white door, a wall-mounted toilet, a small window, a bathtub with a wooden panel, and a plant near the window.
Modern bathroom with a white bathtub, plant, black vanity with two orange vessel sinks, large mirror, pendant lights, heated towel rack, and beige tiled walls and floors.
Modern bathroom with a gray wall, a window with white blinds, a wall-mounted toilet, a small shelf with folded towels, a framed artwork of a woman's face with pink hair, and decorative plants and bottles.
Bathroom with a small pink sink, a white toilet, a clawfoot bathtub with a glass shower screen, a window with a plant, and beige tiled floor and walls.
Bathroom with a wooden floating cabinet and mirror, white vessel sink, wall-mounted faucet, and a towel rack with a green and white checkered towel.

Why Choose Microcement for Your Bathroom?

At North Arch Bathrooms, we specialise in creating exceptional microcement bathrooms in London that merge cutting-edge design with enduring quality. Our seamless microcement surfaces wrap your walls, floors and wet-areas in a flawless finish — giving your space a sleek, minimalist aesthetic with no grout lines and maximum visual impact.

Microcement is the modern alternative to traditional tiling, offering outstanding durability, waterproof performance and limitless aesthetic potential. Whether you’re opting for a dramatic walk-in shower, a custom freestanding bath area or a fully tailored ensuite, our microcement solutions adapt perfectly around curves, niches and architectural features.

Visit our Muswell Hill showroom to explore microcement displays in person, feel the textures and colour options, and collaborate with our designers to bring your vision to life — all handled seamlessly from concept to completion.
Contemporary loft bathroom with microcement walls, black fittings, freestanding bath and skylight windows

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Microcement or Tiles - Which is Better for Modern Bathrooms in London

Microcement delivers a sleek, seamless look with no grout lines — perfect for modern, minimalist interiors. Available in a wide range of tones and finishes, it can achieve everything from a soft plastered texture to a bold concrete-style surface.

What’s the Aesthetic Difference Between Microcement and Tiles?

Which Is Easier to Install — Microcement or Tiles?

Microcement can be applied directly over existing surfaces, reducing renovation time and disruption — ideal for quick bathroom refurbishments in London homes.

Tiles, by contrast, involve a more labour-intensive process that includes subfloor preparation, adhesive setting, cutting, and grouting — often extending project timelines.

Which Is More Durable and Easier to Maintain?

Microcement often carries a higher upfront cost due to specialist application and premium materials, but it provides lasting value thanks to its durability and low maintenance.

Tiles vary in price depending on material and layout complexity — while some are inexpensive, bespoke patterns and premium finishes quickly raise costs.

Which Adds More Long-Term Value to a Bathroom Design?

Microcement adds contemporary appeal and can boost property value through its high-end aesthetic and long lifespan. It’s increasingly chosen by homeowners seeking a modern, seamless bathroom design in London.

Tiles remain a classic, timeless choice, especially when using luxury materials such as marble or porcelain.

What Are the Cost Differences Between Microcement and Tiles?

Microcement often carries a higher upfront cost due to specialist application and premium materials, but it provides lasting value thanks to its durability and low maintenance.
Tiles vary in price depending on material and layout complexity — while some are inexpensive, bespoke patterns and premium finishes quickly raise costs

How Versatile Are Microcement and Tiles?

Microcement is highly versatile — suitable for walls, floors, wetrooms, vanity units, and even custom furniture. Its flexibility allows you to create continuous, cohesive surfaces that flow throughout the space.
Tiles also offer design versatility and can be used across different areas, with a variety of shapes, patterns and finishes to achieve unique results.