Naturally breathable
Our lime-based products' natural breathability makes them an inhospitable surface for bacteria, dust, mould and mildew — with no chemical additives required.
The Material Library
Nine families. Thirty-five systems. One standard.
Every product we apply, in full — from mirror-polished Venetian lime to heavy-duty microcement — sampled on boards in your own light before anything touches your walls.
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All systems in our library are lime and mineral-based decorative finishes sourced through Calce Company, whose products originate from Italian lime-plaster traditions and are engineered for the Australian climate. Every colour and texture is confirmed on a physical sample board before application.
Colour
Two colour systems, one philosophy
Over 1,950 colours across the library, plus a dedicated 48-shade palette for Micro-Quartz. Every finish can also be custom colour-matched to leading paint brands, tile, stone or marble.
The Forcrete Micro-Quartz system ships in these 48 named colours, shown here as close as a screen allows.
EG 314
EG 151
EG 140
EG 188
EG 145
EG 143
EG 138
EG 163
EG 166
EG 147
A sample of the Signature Colour Palette (used across Grassello Lucido, Elite Marmorino, Elite Travertino, Intonachino and most of the library) — over 1,950 shades in total, identified by code and confirmed on-site with physical samples.
Why These Finishes
Built on real material science
Extremely low, or zero, VOC
Most systems in the library are extremely low in — or completely free of — volatile organic compounds. Intonachino, our purest product, is lime putty, ground marble and no more than 5% natural additives.
Five systems engineered for wet areas
Marmorino Floor, Microcement, Microsynth Marble, Micro-Quartz and Trowel-X (floors) are all purpose-built for bathrooms and other wet zones.
Wet-Area Detailing
Bathrooms done properly, down to the millimetre
When microcement is applied to walls above a tiled floor, we install a 3mm stainless steel (304 grade) trim at the base of the wall, sitting 2.5–3mm above the finished tile.
This trim acts as a mechanical break: if silicone ever needs replacing, there's no need to cut into the microcement system. Its real job is stopping water from seeping into the grout line and travelling behind the microcement, where it could cause discolouration or delamination over time. Small detail, decades of difference.
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