Microcement & Decorative Finishes
in Chicago, IL
Luxury seamless surfaces for Gold Coast residences, Lincoln Park brownstones, and West Loop lofts.
Chicago's Premier Microcement Installer
Why Chicago Architects & Designers Are Choosing Microcement
Chicago is a city defined by bold architecture and uncompromising quality. From Mies van der Rohe's minimalist towers to the ornate greystone mansions of Lincoln Park, this is a city that demands materials with both beauty and backbone. Microcement has become the surface of choice for Chicago designers who refuse to compromise — a seamless, modern finish that survives the harshest climate in any major American design market.
ATRIA USA brings its exclusive Italian microcement system to Chicago. Our polyurethane-dolomite formula is rated from -10°C to +120°C — engineered for Chicago's brutal freeze-thaw cycles, lakefront moisture, and the polar vortex conditions that crack tile, buckle hardwood, and destroy acrylic microcement in a single season.
Whether you're renovating a Gold Coast mansion, converting a West Loop loft, or building a Wicker Park restaurant, ATRIA microcement and decorative finishes bring Italian engineering to the city that invented the skyscraper.
Our Services
Decorative Finishes Available in Chicago
Neighborhoods We Serve
From Gold Coast to River North
In Gold Coast, luxury high-rises and historic mansions with venetian plaster and refined finishes.
In Lincoln Park, brownstone renovations with seamless microcement modernizing classic Chicago architecture.
In West Loop, converted meatpacking lofts with industrial microcement floors and exposed brick.
In Wicker Park, creative residential and commercial spaces with design-forward microcement.
In Bucktown, family homes with microcement floors that handle Chicago's radiant heat systems.
In River North, gallery district spaces and luxury condos with museum-quality wall finishes.
The ATRIA Difference
Why Chicago Homeowners Choose ATRIA
Polar Vortex Proven
Chicago temperatures drop to -20°F during polar vortex events. ATRIA's polyurethane-dolomite system is rated to -10°C and handles extreme freeze-thaw cycling without cracking or delaminating.
Radiant Heat Compatible
Chicago homeowners depend on radiant-heated floors through six months of winter. ATRIA microcement conducts warmth efficiently and handles the constant thermal cycling.
Lakefront Moisture Resistant
Lake Michigan creates intense humidity and moisture conditions along the lakefront. ATRIA's system is inherently waterproof and mold-resistant.
Space-Maximizing
In Chicago's condos and converted lofts, seamless microcement eliminates grout lines and visual fragmentation — making spaces feel dramatically larger.
For Professionals
Become a Certified ATRIA Artisan in Chicago
Join ATRIA's network of certified applicators in Chicago. Our training program covers microcement application, venetian plaster techniques, and decorative finish mastery — backed by ongoing technical support and access to our exclusive Italian product line.
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Find a Certified Installer in Chicago
We're building a directory of certified ATRIA installers in Chicago and surrounding areas. In the meantime, contact us directly and we'll connect you with a qualified applicator in your area.
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Common Questions
Microcement FAQ — Chicago
Yes. ATRIA's polyurethane-dolomite formula is rated to -10°C and handles Chicago's freeze-thaw cycles without cracking — unlike acrylic products that fail after one winter.
Installed microcement floors in Chicago typically range from $18–$34 per square foot. West Loop loft conversions and Gold Coast renovations are at the higher end due to substrate preparation.
Excellent. ATRIA microcement conducts heat beautifully and handles the thermal cycling of radiant systems — critical for Chicago's long winters.
Yes. We serve Chicago, Evanston, Oak Park, Winnetka, Lake Forest, Hinsdale, Naperville, and communities throughout Chicagoland.
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