Microcement Hub Colour Range
Microcement Hub offers a curated range of microcement colours across two distinct systems: FESTfloor Life and HydroFest. While both systems are based on high-quality microcement, they differ in formulation, application method, intended use, and colour palette.
FESTfloor Life is a traditional, cement-based microcement system mixed just prior to application. It is designed for interior floor applications such as kitchens, living areas, and bedrooms, and can also be used outdoors when sealed with PU Fest Turbo sealer. For wall applications, the dedicated FestWall system is used. FESTfloor Life is available in a standard range of 18 colours.
HYDROFEST by FESTFLOOR is an instant, acrylic-based microcement system supplied pre-mixed and pre-coloured, ready to use straight out of the bucket. It is designed specifically for wet areas, such as bathrooms, powder rooms, and en suites. HydroFest is fully waterproof even before sealing, with two coats of sealer still required for final protection. It is not recommended for general floor applications such as kitchens or high-traffic living areas - for those our Life system is more suitable.
All HydroFest colours are mixed to order in our warehouse in Geelong. Due to the custom nature of this process, HydroFest microcement cannot be returned.
Because of its different formulation, the HydroFest colour range differs from the FESTfloor Life palette.
To help you visualise how these colours may look in a real interior, we have prepared a series of bathroom visualisations. These images are intended to provide a general sense of tone, warmth, and atmosphere rather than an exact colour reference.
Please note:
Images shown on the website are for visual reference only. Microcement is a natural, hand-applied finish, and the final appearance can vary depending on lighting conditions, surface texture, application technique, batch, surrounding materials, and screen settings. As a result, the finished colour may differ from what is shown online.
We strongly recommend ordering physical samples before making a final decision. Viewing samples in your own space and lighting conditions is the most reliable way to choose the right colour for your project.
