WHAT IS TERRAZZO
Terrazzo is a versatile composite material, either poured in place or precast, that combines decorative aggregates to create durable, seamless surfaces for a wide range of architectural applications.
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T i m e l i n e
From its origins in 16th-century Venice to its modern architectural applications, terrazzo has continually evolved in technique, materials, and design. Discover the key moments in its history here:
1500s – Venice, Italy: Early forms of terrazzo were developed using marble chips set into clay.
1700s–1800s: The technique became more refined and terrazzo floors became popular throughout Europe.
Late 1800s–early 1900s: Terrazzo spread to the United States, especially in public and commercial buildings.
20th century: New techniques and materials, including cement, glass, and later epoxy, expanded terrazzo’s uses and designs.
Today: Terrazzo is used for floors, walls, countertops, stairs, and other architectural surfaces.
Other Resources
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