Because microcement is pigmented and seamless, colour choice defines the whole room — there are no tiles or patterns to distract from it. And Irish daylight, which is often soft, cool and low, flatters some tones and flattens others. Here's how to choose microcement colours that work in Irish homes in 2026, drawing on KCBerry's range of 73 shades.
How Irish light affects colour
Irish daylight is cooler and softer than Mediterranean light, and north-facing rooms get very little direct sun. Warm, muted tones counter that coolness and keep spaces feeling inviting, while very cold greys can read flat and grey on overcast days. Always test samples in your actual room, at different times of day, before committing.
The palette that works in Irish homes
- Soft sands & warm neutrals — timeless, and they brighten north-facing rooms.
- Warm greys & greige — the contemporary default; pair beautifully with wood and black fixtures.
- Off-whites & chalks — maximise light in smaller or darker rooms.
- Deep slates & charcoals — dramatic for feature walls, showers and statement floors; best with good lighting.
- Earthy ochres & clays — add warmth and a tactile, natural feel, especially in bathrooms.
Matt, satin or gloss
The finish changes how a colour reads. Matt is soft and contemporary and hides marks well (ideal for walls and floors); satin adds subtle depth; gloss deepens the colour and reflects light for a striking look, though it shows more. Every KCBerry shade is available in all three.
Standard vs Pure (lime-based) shades
KCBerry offers 40 standard shades and 33 Pure lime-based shades. The Pure lime range gives a more mineral, matte, artisanal character that many designers love for bathrooms and feature walls.
How to choose with confidence
Order a sample kit, view the physical swatches in your own space and light, and consider your fixed elements — flooring, fixtures, and how much natural light the room gets. Browse all 73 shades or order a sample kit.
Frequently asked questions
What microcement colours suit Irish daylight?
Warm, muted tones — soft sands, greige and warm greys — flatter Ireland's cooler, softer light; very cold greys can read flat on overcast days.
How many microcement colours does KCBerry offer?
73 in total — 40 standard shades and 33 Pure lime-based shades, each available in matt, satin or gloss.
Can I see the colours before ordering?
Yes — order a sample kit with physical swatches and view them in your own room and light.
Explore all 73 shades on our colours page or order a sample kit.