If you’re looking for microcement inspiration, this project is full of it. The smooth hand-trowelled finish of the X-Bond Micro overlay is your key to achieving a concrete look, but with results that would not otherwise be possible. Read on to find out why X-Bond was the surface of choice at Sculpt Adelaide. 

Sculpt is inspired by the connection between aesthetics, nature, and science – something Faculty certainly took into consideration when designing the clinic. 

Grounded in rejuvenation and restoration, the Sculpt experience begins the moment you open the doors. The space is designed to slow the senses and ease the mind with deliberate textural simplicity inspired by brutalism. 

This is achieved with X-Bond microcement, a concrete alternative seamlessly covering the whole space from floor to ceiling. The result is a soothing uniformity where clearing your thoughts becomes easy; allowing clients to connect with their inner self, which is Sculpt’s main goal.

X-Bond Micro offers a smooth finish with visible trowel marks for a raw tactile dimension and an illusion of softness. In Sculpt, it plays with the natural light beautifully. What could easily be felt as a heavy space is instead a warm, welcoming, and airy oasis. It reflects everything Sculpt stands for, founded on the pillars of inclusivity and natural restoration.

This interior is a mirror of the considered, cultivated service that Sculpt provides. It’s a place where sculptors of minds, bodies, and spirits work – so it therefore makes sense that the walls themselves are carefully carved, moulded, and shaped. This is captured in each recessed niche and every perfectly curved edge.

The right surface can take your project to the next level — as aesthetics and ambiance go hand-in-hand. Through the power of interior design, you can enhance the experience of every customer, client, or guest who walks through your doors. If you want your space to tell a story, X-Bond Microcement can help.

Builder: Mastacon
Interior Designer: Faculty Design
Installation: Adelaide Distinctive Plastering
Photographer: Kate Bowman
Base Designer: Spectra Group