THE ART OF HARMONY
Colour Chart.
Mineral pigments bring natural depth, subtle variation and tactile character to every surface. Explore harmonious colour families and four levels of intensity — from soft, quiet shades to deeper, richer tones.
THE COLOUR COLLECTION
Every shade. One palette.
Explore colours with the natural depth of mineral pigments. Choose a shade, discover harmonious combinations, and explore lighter or richer expressions of the same colour. Texture and final appearance vary with the finish system, application, surface and lighting.
COLOUR INTENSITY
One colour. Four expressions.
From a soft mineral wash to a deeper, richer tone. Explore four levels of colour intensity while keeping the natural character and subtle movement that make an INCISE surface unique.
Lighter-shade previews are indicative. Confirm your colour and intensity with a physical sample.
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Perception
Microcement is not flat colour. Natural mineral pigments create depth, variation, and organic movement across every surface — no two square metres are identical.
Texture & Tone
Colour behaves differently on cementitious surfaces. Pigments bond with mineral substrates, creating tonal shifts that paint systems simply cannot replicate.
Colour Families
Explore harmonious colour families, from warm sands and earth tones to architectural greys, botanical shades and the printed chart’s blues.
THE COLOUR SYSTEM
Colour families. Perfect harmony.
Explore lighter and deeper tones within a family, or combine across families. Every shade opens with matching colour suggestions.
EXPLORE THE PALETTE
The complete mineral palette.
Ivory · Sand · Ochre · Amber
Warm Sands
From natural white to deep amber — the foundation tones of microcement. These are the colours of sunlit stone, dried earth, and woven linen.
Clay · Terracotta · Copper · Umber
Earth & Clay
Terracotta, copper, and burnt umber — drawn directly from the earth. These tones carry the warmth of fired clay and African soil.
Rose · Lavender · Sienna · Oxide
Oxide & Mineral
Rose, lavender, red oxide and deep cocoa — a collection of soft mineral tones and grounded colour.
Cloud · Ash · Concrete · Charcoal
Concrete & Slate
The grey spectrum — from pale cloud to deep graphite. These are the colours of raw concrete, slate quarries, and urban architecture.
Sage · Olive · Moss · Eucalyptus
Botanical & Olive
Greens that belong in architecture — sage, olive and eucalyptus tones within the mineral palette.
Acquamarina · Pale Blue · Sky · Marine
Water & Sky
Acquamarina, pale blue and marine tones — the blue shades from the INCISE printed colour chart.
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MATERIAL & COLOUR
Why microcement colour is different.
Not a paint. A mineral surface.
Microcement colours come from oxide pigments mixed into a cementitious binder. The result is a surface with natural variation — subtle tonal shifts, soft mottling, and depth that flat paint cannot achieve.
Light changes everything
The same microcement tone looks different in morning sun, artificial light, and at dusk. This is not a defect — it's the defining quality of a living mineral surface. Every specification should consider the light conditions of the space.
Texture amplifies tone
A smooth trowel finish reads lighter and more refined. A textured application appears darker and more rustic. The same pigment can produce remarkably different atmospheres depending on the applicator's technique.
Natural variation is the point
Unlike factory-consistent paint, microcement embraces controlled variation. Trowel marks, mineral aggregates, and overlapping layers create a surface that feels handmade, alive, and connected to craft.
BESPOKE COLOUR
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