Creating Custom Floors with Terrazzo

Terrazzo flooring has earned a reputation for durability and luxurious aesthetics at a low cost. 

One of the clear advantages of terrazzo is its almost unlimited customization capabilities, allowing for an endless range of colors, elaborate designs, and integration of custom logos.

Terrazzo can bring your vision to life while delivering high performance, durability, and sustainability.

Benefits of Customizing Floors with Terrazzo

Customize Your Aggregates: Terrazzo is a composite of aggregates such as chips of marble, glass, quartz, granite, porcelain, concrete, and metal. These are then blended and finished to produce surfaces with a smooth texture that will last for many years. 

There are numerous aggregates to choose from depending on your budget. You can mix and match various aggregates of different colors and sizes for a beautiful flooring finish. 

Some popular aggregates include marble, travertine, agate, and serpentine. Marble chips are one of the most common aggregates utilized in commercial spaces. 

Customized Colors: Terrazzo can be customized to literally any color of the rainbow.  The colors of a terrazzo floor can complement and enhance the look and ambiance of almost any space. 

For instance, white marble aggregates blend nicely amongst shades of grays, blues, greens, or yellows. Another popular aggregate is glass, which can look great with any vibrant colors. If you want to achieve a minimalist look, you can’t go wrong with white, cream, beige, vanilla, and magnolia. Besides white, black is another popular color choice that offers a bold look. 

Create Custom Designs and Integrate Logos: You can create intricate flooring designs and even feature your brand’s logo. Divider strips shape the layout and separate any change of color in the design.

Terrazzo can be used to match any color and to perfect the tiniest design details.   

Terrazzo’s Many Applications:  Terrazzo is not limited to flooring alone. You can also take advantage of its versatility to customize precast architectural features such as stairs, counters, benches and decorative wall panels.

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