- Material Type
- Terrazzo
- Colour
- Varied · Customisable
- Character
- Decorative · Seamless · Timeless
- Cost Level
- €€€ · Premium
- Best Suited To
- Contemporary · Classic · Mediterranean
- Natural Variation
- Medium–High

Stone · Varied origins
Venetian Terrazzo is a traditional composite surface made by setting marble, stone or glass aggregates into a cementitious binder before grinding and polishing it. Its seamless appearance, durability and decorative depth make it suitable for floors, walls, countertops and architectural features.
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Create a free accountHighly durable and suitable for heavy use
Can create large, visually seamless surfaces
Available in customised colours and aggregates
Can incorporate recycled stone and glass
Can be refinished to extend its service life
Installation requires specialist craftsmanship
Cement-based versions may require sealing
Movement joints must be carefully planned
Some aggregates react to acidic cleaners
Repairs may remain slightly visible
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Clean with a soft cloth or mop and a pH-neutral product suitable for terrazzo and natural stone. Remove spills promptly and avoid acidic, abrasive or strongly alkaline cleaners.
Cementitious terrazzo may require periodic resealing. Use protective pads beneath furniture and follow the installer’s guidance for maintaining polished, honed or specialist finishes.
Approve the matrix colour and aggregate mix before installation.
Confirm the substrate is stable, level and properly prepared.
Plan movement joints and transitions carefully.
Allow sufficient time for curing, grinding and polishing.
Use experienced terrazzo installers and finishers.
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Venetian Terrazzo can incorporate recycled marble, stone or glass and can remain in service for many decades. Reduce its impact by using local aggregates, lower-carbon binders, efficient installation and a finish that can be repaired and refinished.