Terrazzo
Terrazzo is a material of composition, a perfect marriage of artistic expression and robust engineering. It is a surface that can be precisely designed, offering infinite aesthetic possibilities, while also possessing a monolithic strength and durability. We use it to create vast, seamless surfaces that feel both playful and permanent, a canvas for telling stories with stone, colour, and form.
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Surface Properties
Seamless & Hygienic Surface
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Modern epoxy-based terrazzo can be installed in large, seamless sections with no grout lines. This monolithic application is not just an aesthetic choice; it creates a surface that is exceptionally hygienic and easy to clean, as there are no joints to trap dirt or bacteria. This makes it an ideal, high-performance choice for kitchens, bathrooms, and healthcare environments where cleanliness is paramount.
In-Situ & Pre-Cast Flexibility
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A polished finish closes the pores of the stone and creates a near-mirror-like surface that reveals the full depth, colour, and crystalline structure of the material. We use this not to create bling, but to create a dynamic dialogue with light. A polished surface brings movement into a space, reflecting the shifting light of the day and the subtle colours of the surrounding environment, making the material feel alive and responsive.
Aggregate Customization
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The aggregate is the star of the terrazzo. By carefully selecting the type of stone, glass, or other material, we can do more than just create a colour palette. Using a soft aggregate like marble will result in a floor that patinas and wears over time, while using a hard aggregate like granite or quartz will create a surface that remains unchanged for decades. The choice of aggregate is a strategic decision that determines the material’s long-term performance and character.
Quiet Papers
Terrazzo in a Boutique Hotel Bathroom Suite
A study on using a seamless, epoxy-based terrazzo for the floor, walls, and vanity of a hotel bathroom, focusing on its durability, hygiene, and bold, expressive potential.
Terrazzo in the Restoration of a Mid-Century Modern Home
An exploration of the forensic process of matching and restoring a 60-year-old terrazzo floor, celebrating the material’s longevity and the craft required to work with it.
Terrazzo in a Modern Art Collector’s Home
A case study on creating a custom, large-aggregate terrazzo floor as a neutral but characterful backdrop for a significant art collection.