Stiles: What’s The Big Deal With Terrazzo?
Terrazzo has certainly reemerged as a hot designer trend of the season. From finishes to flooring, terrazzo offers a distinct look that adds timeless beauty to interior spaces.
However, as a material, Terrazzo has actually been around for centuries when first developed over 500 years ago as a way of reusing marble chippings set in cement.
Today we see this trend add colour and texture to a variety of settings. With so many colour options, there truly is a terrazzo surface to suit a range of looks.
It brings with it an artisan appeal – one of sustainability and varied styles. It easily blends into contemporary homes and allows for a fresh take on modern flooring.
A variety of Terrazzo-look floors are available from Stiles. Here you will also find the latest tiles and sanware to transform and update your home into a beautiful elegant space for modern living.
When it comes to flooring, Terrazzo further makes for a seamless look that offers a little something extra from traditional tiles or even wood flooring. In fact the many tones and intricate details in a bold Terrazzo-look floor will enhance your space and add a sophisticated edge.
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