Contributing to the resurgence of mid century design terrazzo adds a clean and modern appeal reminiscent of classic modern architecture.
Terrazzo style porcelain tile.
Originating in italy over 500 years ago terrazzo has made a major comeback and is now one of our hottest trends.
Precast terrazzo achieves many of the aesthetic qualities of our poured in place epoxy terrazzo floors.
Terrazzo is a porcelain product with a flecked pattern that is offered in a variety of neutral colors.
Terrazzo nouveau ivory matt porcelain.
This terrazzo porcelain tile perfectly replicates marble chippings set into cement and then finished to a smooth matt finish.
Terrazzo tiles work as a perfect substitute for traditional terrazzo where they may be substrate concerns.
Choose terrazzo effect floor and wall tiles from a range of shades and designs in both standard and hexagon formats.
Ideal for both wall and floor tiling our comprehensive collection boasts designs from the bold to the more subtle.
Containing fragments of grey bone and warm taupe colours this terrazzo tile range is ultra cool and ultra versatile.
The look of terrazzo charmingly plays with speckles of texture and varied tones to create a whimsical yet glamorous space full of dimension.
Creating depth is a perpetual feat in all realms of design.
More so tiles come close to an epoxy terrazzo installation without the cure time and labor.
Terrazzo pairs well with a variety of natural materials creating installations that are contemporary and unique.
Our terrazzo porcelain tiles mimic the beautiful appearance of real terrazzo to achieve a fun and stylish surface finish.
Terrazzo was brought to the united states in the 1700 s and with continued production and installation developments became a popular choice for flooring and wall material.
Originally developed in venice in the 1500 s terrazzo was a new use for discarded marble remnants.
After the hardening stage the terrazzo surface is polished 2 to 5mm to reveal the beauty of the decorative chips.
It is manufactured from coloured cement mixed with marble and recycled glass pieces.