SEMIFORÊT GLOBAL PROJECTS
Global Microcement Project References
Explore selected Semiforêt microcement projects across Singapore, China, Dubai and other international interiors — from bathrooms and floors to walls, villas and commercial spaces.
Each project shows how microcement can be applied according to the space, substrate condition, design direction and daily use.
Pasir Ris HDB Bathroom · Singapore
A real Semiforêt microcement project completed for an HDB home in Pasir Ris, Singapore. Microcement was applied across two bathrooms, including wall and floor surfaces, to create a warmer and more visually continuous wet-area finish.
Finished in Wabi Sabi White, the project also features a microcement-finished bathtub in the master bathroom, demonstrating how the material can extend across walls, floors and custom bathroom surfaces within one cohesive design language.
Singapore Apartment Flooring
In this Singapore apartment, microcement was selected to reduce visual breaks between living areas and create a more continuous interior floor surface.
The finish brings a quiet mineral tone to the home, allowing furniture, daylight and movement through the space to remain the focus.
China Boutique Hotel Interior
Set within a quiet boutique hotel interior in China, this project uses light-toned microcement surfaces to create a calm and continuous atmosphere.
The pale mineral finish allows furniture, daylight and the surrounding landscape to remain visually present, while the walls and floors form a quiet architectural backdrop.
Dubai Villa Interior
For this Dubai villa reference, microcement is used to support a warm, continuous architectural atmosphere.
The mineral surface works with strong natural light, neutral volumes and the scale of the residence, creating a finish suited to both visual calm and everyday use.
China Villa Microcement Interior
This private villa project in China uses microcement across floors, walls and curved stair elements to create a continuous architectural surface.
The light-toned finish works with the sculptural geometry of the space, allowing the staircase, soft curves and integrated lighting to define the interior.
