Every space tells a story, and Cemento ensures yours is one of boldness and sophistication. This decorative plaster is defined by its striking texture, which can be applied in either a smooth or rough finish, allowing for versatility in design.

With its raw, industrial-inspired aesthetic, Cemento brings an architectural presence to any interior, making it ideal for high-end commercial spaces looking to make a statement.

Why Choose Cemento?

✔ Unmatched Presence: Cemento commands attention, creating a powerful focal point in any room.
✔ Versatile Textures: Available in both rough and smooth finishes, it adapts to different design aesthetics.
✔ Luxury Defined: A favourite among hospitality and commercial designers, perfect for hotels, restaurants, and statement interiors.
✔ Durability & Longevity: Unlike traditional wall coverings, Cemento is a hard-wearing surface finish that stands the test of time.

Where to Use Cemento?

Cemento is one of Viero UK’s most luxurious products, perfectly suited to public spaces where first impressions matter. Consider this finish for:

High-End Hotel Lobbies – Add depth and texture to luxury entranceways.
Restaurant & Bar Interiors – Elevate dining experiences with a rich, tactile surface.
Corporate Spaces & Showrooms – Make a bold statement in office reception areas or exclusive retail environments.

Expect plenty of admiration and engagement when you introduce Cemento into your space.

Cemento in Action: Bernardi’s, London

Our Cemento finish was hand-selected for the interior transformation of Bernardi’s, an elegant Italian restaurant in London’s West End. The textured walls added a refined yet industrial feel, complementing the restaurant’s luxurious yet welcoming atmosphere.

Take a look at how Cemento elevated Bernardi’s design!

Bring Bold Textured Elegance to Your Project

Ready to transform your interiors with Cemento’s striking texture? Contact Viero UK today to explore how this finish can redefine your space.

📞 Call us at 0870 609 2827 or 📩 email us to discuss your vision.

Picture credits: Paul Winch-Furness 

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