For interiors, it can be used for floor, walls, countertops, washbasins, tubs complete bathroom spaces. Outdoor applications include vertical fixtures, street furniture, terrace surfaces, and sculptures. The diversity in end uses for terrazzo is amazing.

The beauty and versatility of terrazzo offer today’s architects/designers contemporary flooring and wall material for interior and exterior design use. It is available poured in place or precast. Terrazzo is a mixture consisting of crushed mother of pearl, mirror, marble, quartz, granite, glass, with cement as a binder, and other proprietary chemicals & pigments. Goat milk was the original colour enhancer and sealer. Initially clay was used as a binder and the surface was rubbed with stone. Venetian workers discovered a new use for waste marble from tens of thousands of marble statues & construction projects undertaken in that period. It was first produced in Europe in ‘Terrazzo’ a scenic township in northern Italy near Venice in the 15th century. Terrazzo is derived from the Italian word “terraces”.

White terrazzo tiles