Terrazzo slabs with visible aggregate chips in a bound matrix, supplied as finished slabs rather than poured on site. The look is the current specification favourite for retail, cafes and design-led residential work.
Retail and hospitality fitters working to short site programmes, and fabricators supplying design studios.
Venus White TerrazzoTerrazzo
Twinkle cosmos TerrazzoTerrazzo
Spring Garden TerrazzoTerrazzo
Snowing Dawn TerrazzoTerrazzo
Snow White TerrazzoTerrazzo
Sky Mirror TerrazzoTerrazzo
Rosy Stream TerrazzoTerrazzo
Roman Notion TerrazzoTerrazzo
Pinky Cloud TerrazzoTerrazzo
Pastoral Vista TerrazzoTerrazzo
Passion Provence TerrazzoTerrazzo
Oyster Cape TerrazzoTerrazzo
Old Day Street TerrazzoTerrazzo
Moon lake TerrazzoTerrazzo
Melodious Rain TerrazzoTerrazzo
Mellow Beige TerrazzoTerrazzo
Margaret TerrazzoTerrazzo
Lilanz Grey TerrazzoTerrazzo
Lafite Red TerrazzoTerrazzo
karara TerrazzoTerrazzo
italian grey terrazzoTerrazzo
Inky Green TerrazzoTerrazzo
Ink Point TerrazzoTerrazzo
Impressionism terrazzoTerrazzo
Icy Clean TerrazzoTerrazzo
Ice Age TerrazzoTerrazzo
Hulunbuir TerrazzoTerrazzo
Grey JewelTerrazzo
Golden Beach TerrazzoTerrazzo
Colorful Fantasy TerrazzoTerrazzo
Chanel Pearl TerrazzoTerrazzo
Cappuccino TerrazzoTerrazzo
Bright Moon terazzoTerrazzo
Autumn Leaf TerrazzoTerrazzo
Atlantic Gtey terrazzoTerrazzo
athenlan Grey TerrazzoTerrazzo
Arabic Grey TerrazzoTerrazzo
Alps TerrazzoTerrazzo
Alaska TerrazzoTerrazzo
Aged Bean TerrazzoTerrazzo
Aegean Grey TerrazzoTerrazzoPoured terrazzo needs a specialist crew, days of curing and site grinding. Slab terrazzo gives the same appearance with a factory finish and a fixed install date.
Factory-finished surface, so no on-site grinding and polishing.
Chip size and colour are consistent between slabs of the same code.
Works on floors, walls and counters from one material specification.
Available in fine speckle through to large chip patterns.

Commercial interiors put surfaces in front of a lot of people and very little maintenance budget.
Cladding is a yield exercise.
Furniture makers buy stone by the piece, not the container, and they need the same top made a hundred times.
The order sequence we use, from first sample through to a loaded container.
Two ways to get the same look, with very different programme and cost profiles.
What arrives at your yard, and what to confirm before the container is packed.
93% quartz engineered slabs for countertops, vanities and high-traffic surfaces
Engineered marble-look slabs with continuous veining and repeatable colour
Large-format porcelain slabs for cladding, floors and outdoor surfaces
Crystallised nano glass with a dense pure-white body and no visible pores
41 colour codes are in production in this range today, and they are all listed on this page.
2 cm and 3 cm are standard. Polished, honed and leathered finishes are available, and the finish changes the perceived colour, so approve a sample in the finish you plan to buy.
Order against the same colour code, thickness and finish. Codes are produced to the same pigment recipe, which is what makes a later re-order match.
Yes. Email [email protected] with the code list and a shipping address. Samples are free to distributors, builders and countertop factories.
Yes. Send a reference sample or a colour target and the design team works it up, produces a sample slab for approval, then records it against a code.
Retail and hospitality fitters working to short site programmes, and fabricators supplying design studios.