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A question consistently arises on construction sites and in architecture studios when defining a strong, contemporary industrial aesthetic: epoxy resin or microcement? Two compelling materials, often mistaken for one another, yet fundamentally different in nature. Sivit Design chose not to answer with theory, but with a project. Cityrock was born precisely from this intersection.
Microcement is a cement-based coating applied in thin layers, capable of recreating the raw, timeworn character of urban concrete. Its strength lies in its authenticity: natural tonal variations, a deep and tactile texture, and that deliberately imperfect finish that makes every surface unique. It is the material of expressive spaces — where walls tell stories and floors feel lived-in. This is why microcement has become a defining element in contemporary interiors, from industrial lofts to high-end hospitality environments.
However, its aesthetic value comes with technical demands. Microcement requires proper sealing, expert installation, and ongoing maintenance. In high-traffic or humid environments, it can reveal its limitations: susceptibility to staining, the need for periodic treatments, and chromatic variations that are not always entirely predictable.
Epoxy resin originates from industrial and medical applications, where performance is critical. Today, it is widely used across commercial and residential projects for its exceptional technical properties: very high surface hardness, ????? impermeability, and outstanding resistance to chemicals and abrasion. Epoxy surfaces are seamless, hygienic, and easy to maintain — making them ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, laboratories, and high-traffic areas.
With Cityrock, Sivit Design transforms this duality into a unified solution. The raw, urban aesthetic of microcement merges with the advanced performance of epoxy resin, resulting in continuous surfaces that embody the language of contemporary architecture without compromise.
Its texture is bold and intentional, designed to communicate identity and presence. Beneath this expressive surface lies precise engineering: seamless continuity, controlled chromatic depth, resistance to external agents, and a level of execution that reflects true material expertise. Cityrock does not imitate matter — it redefines it through technology.
Cityrock is offered in a refined selection of 10 shades, each inspired by a different global metropolis — a clear expression of its urban and cosmopolitan identity. Every colour captures a unique atmosphere and light: from the cool, metallic greys of industrial landscapes to the rich, sun-warmed tones of faraway cities.
Cityrock is designed for spaces that seek to express a strong identity without compromising on functionality. Showrooms and retail environments benefit from its urban aesthetic, enhancing every display. Hotels and hospitality settings can bring the vibrant energy of the world’s most dynamic cities into rooms and shared spaces. In contemporary residences, every surface becomes a deliberate choice — a detail that reflects the vision of those who live there.
For designers, Cityrock offers a concrete answer to the challenges of modern architecture: creative freedom and technical reliability in a single material. One system. Two souls. A dual character.
Discover the Cityrock collection on the Sivit Design website and bring into your projects the perfect balance between industrial aesthetics and advanced performance.
The distinctive visual character of Cityrock is created by the cementitious skim coat: the layer applied with a smooth trowel that generates the bold texture, deep tonal variations, and material presence that set this collection apart from any other resin-based finishing system.
Cityrock is available in two application versions: Cityrock-F for floors and Cityrock-W for walls and stairs. Both systems are based on COLORSIVIT® mortar, with FLUIDEPOX® fire-retardant primer and quartz, and finished with transparent FINIWATER® protective coatings. For detailed technical information and application guidelines, contact the Sivit Design team.
