Create a distinctive surface on walls and floors with terrazzo tiles, combining the character of traditional terrazzo with the versatility of ceramic and porcelain. Available in a range of colours, formats and aggregate effects, terrazzo tiles are ideal for bathrooms, hospitality spaces, kitchens and feature areas, offering a contemporary way to introduce pattern and visual interest.
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Can you use Terrazzo tiles in commercial areas?
Yes. Many of our porcelain terrazzo tiles are suitable for commercial environments. Use the filters to find tiles with the required slip rating and technical performance, or check the technical specification table on each product page to confirm suitability for your project.
Are Terrazzo tiles plain or patterned?
Terrazzo tiles are typically characterised by their decorative aggregate effect, with different colours, sizes and densities of chips creating a range of visual styles. Our collection includes subtle terrazzo designs with fine speckling through to bolder patterns with larger contrasting aggregates, making it easy to create either a refined or more distinctive look.
Are Terrazzo tiles only available in neutral colours?
No. While neutral shades such as white, beige and grey are popular choices, terrazzo tiles are available in a wide range of colours. From soft, understated tones to bold bases with contrasting aggregates, different colour combinations can be used to complement a scheme or create a statement surface.
Can Terrazzo tiles be used on walls and floors?
Yes. Depending on the individual product, terrazzo-effect ceramic and porcelain tiles can be used across walls and floors. Always check the product's technical specification to confirm its intended application and suitability for the environment.
Are Terrazzo tiles suitable for bathrooms?
Yes. Terrazzo tiles can be an effective choice for bathroom walls and floors, adding texture and visual interest without overwhelming the space. Porcelain options can also offer the durability and water resistance required for many bathroom applications, subject to the product specification.
