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Genuine Venetian terrazzo and terrazzo-effect porcelain — speckled marble, quartz and glass aggregate set in calm neutrals through to bold multicolour. Terrazzo brings playful pattern and a sense of craft to floors and walls, and works beautifully in kitchens, bathrooms, hallways and living spaces.

Choose genuine terrazzo for authentic depth and character, or terrazzo-effect porcelain for a fully waterproof, low-maintenance finish that needs no sealing. Samples are available, with expert advice from our Ascot showroom.

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Terrazzo Tiles — Frequently Asked Questions

What is terrazzo?
Terrazzo is a composite of marble, quartz, granite or glass chips set in a binder, originating in Venice. The exposed aggregate gives it its distinctive speckled, characterful look.

What is the difference between real terrazzo and terrazzo-effect porcelain?
Genuine terrazzo offers authentic depth and texture but, as a natural composite, benefits from sealing. Terrazzo-effect porcelain recreates the look in a fully waterproof, no-seal, hard-wearing tile.

Is terrazzo suitable for bathrooms and floors?
Yes — it is a popular choice for both. Porcelain terrazzo is especially practical in wet and high-traffic areas; genuine terrazzo should be sealed.

What colours and styles are available?
From subtle, fine-chip neutrals to bold, large-chip multicolour designs, so you can keep it understated or make it a real feature.

Can I see terrazzo tiles in person?
You are very welcome to visit our Ascot showroom, and samples are available so you can see the chip and colour before ordering.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are terrazzo tiles?

Terrazzo tiles are made from chips of marble, quartz, granite or glass set into a base and finished smooth — a technique dating back to 15th-century Venice. The look also comes as terrazzo-effect porcelain, which recreates the speckled appearance on a fired, low-maintenance surface.

What is the difference between genuine terrazzo and terrazzo-effect porcelain?

Genuine terrazzo is real aggregate in a cement or resin base — beautiful and substantial, but porous, heavier and in need of sealing. Terrazzo-effect porcelain reproduces the same look on a non-porous, stain-resistant, lighter tile that needs no sealing.

Can terrazzo tiles be used in bathrooms and wet rooms?

Yes. Porcelain terrazzo is non-porous and ideal for bathroom walls, floors and showers. Genuine terrazzo can also be used in wet areas provided it is sealed and the correct slip rating is chosen.

Are terrazzo tiles suitable for kitchen floors?

Very much so. Large-format terrazzo-effect porcelain is hardwearing, easy to clean and disguises everyday marks, making it a popular choice for busy kitchens and open-plan spaces.

Do terrazzo tiles work with underfloor heating?

Yes — both porcelain and genuine terrazzo conduct heat well and are compatible with underfloor heating when fitted with a flexible adhesive and grout.

Do you offer samples of terrazzo tiles?

Yes. We offer free cut samples across the range so you can assess the colour, finish and aggregate in your own space. You are also welcome to view the full collection at our Ascot showroom.

Terrazzo Tiles

Few surfaces carry their history as openly as terrazzo. Born in 15th-century Venice, where craftsmen set offcuts of marble into a polished base, it has become one of the most quietly confident finishes in contemporary design. Our terrazzo tiles collection spans genuine terrazzo cut from marble, quartz and glass aggregate as well as terrazzo-effect porcelain that captures the same speckled character with the durability of a fired surface. Every tile is available as a free cut sample, so you can judge the chips, the tone and the texture in your own light before you commit.

Where terrazzo tiles work best

Kitchens. A natural fit for the hardest-working room in the house. Large-format terrazzo kitchen tiles unify an open-plan space and disguise everyday marks, while a bolder terrazzo on a splashback becomes a focal point.

Bathrooms and wet rooms. Porcelain terrazzo is non-porous and unfazed by moisture, making our terrazzo bathroom tiles well suited to floors, walls and showers. For genuine stone terrazzo in wet areas, sealing and the right slip rating matter.

Hallways and entrances. A terrazzo floor sets the tone the moment a door opens, standing up to grit and traffic while bringing character to an often-overlooked space.

Living and commercial spaces. From garden rooms to boutique retail, terrazzo's blend of durability and personality makes it a designer favourite. Terrazzo floor tiles in large formats keep grout lines minimal for an expansive feel.

Styling ideas

The character of a terrazzo scheme is set by two things: the size of the aggregate and the palette.

Fine, subtle chips in a white or pale grey base read almost as texture, ideal for calm, contemporary rooms.
Large, contrasting fragments turn the floor or wall into the main feature; let them lead and keep everything else quiet.
Monochrome terrazzo pairs effortlessly with timber, brushed brass and matt black fittings for a refined finish.
Multicolour terrazzo with flecks of blue, pink, green or gold brings warmth and playfulness; balance it with plain joinery.

Installation guidance

Subfloor. Surfaces must be clean, dry, level and stable; large-format tiles need a flat substrate to avoid lippage.
Adhesive. Use a quality flexible adhesive, especially over underfloor heating or on large-format walls.
Underfloor heating. Both porcelain and genuine terrazzo are UFH-compatible with a flexible adhesive and grout.
Sealing. Porcelain terrazzo needs no sealing. Genuine stone-and-cement terrazzo is porous and should be sealed on installation and periodically thereafter.

For genuine terrazzo or any large-format or wet-area installation, we recommend a professional fitter. Our Ascot team is happy to advise before you order.

Technical specifications

Materials: Genuine terrazzo (marble, quartz, granite or glass aggregate in a cement or resin base) and terrazzo-effect porcelain and ceramic.
Finishes: Polished, honed, matt and satin (varies by range).
Formats: From mosaic and standard squares up to large-format, range-dependent.
Porcelain terrazzo: Non-porous, stain- and frost-resistant, no sealing required.
Slip resistance: Floor ranges available with R10 to R11 ratings (check the individual product).
Underfloor heating: Compatible across porcelain and stone terrazzo.

Complete the look

Pair terrazzo with marble tiles for a softer classic counterpoint, mosaic tiles for borders and feature detail, or patterned floor tiles for a playful scheme. Prefer a waterproof click-fit option? See our terrazzo LVT range.

Order your terrazzo samples

Order any terrazzo tile as a free cut sample, or visit our Ascot showroom at 67 High Street to see the full collection in person. Free UK delivery on orders over £1,000, with expert design and installation advice from our team every step of the way.