Terrazzo tiles.

What is terrazzo? Terrazzo is a composite flooring material originating in Venice, traditionally a mix of marble chips, glass, quartz, and granite set in cement or epoxy. Modern porcelain terrazzo-look replicates the aesthetic without the cost or complexity of real terrazzo installation.

Floor tile vs slab: what's the difference? Floor tiles (600×600mm, 300×600mm) are standard format, installed like any other floor tile. Slabs (1420×2530mm, 1250×3050mm) are large panels used for benchtops, bathroom walls and feature panels. They're cut to size on-site.

Where does it work? Bathroom floors, kitchen floors, laundry floors, alfresco areas. The honed finish and neutral palette read very clean in both contemporary and heritage interiors.

Always order a sample. The chip pattern and colour tone vary between the screen and the physical tile. Our sample service is $15 flat for up to 5 samples, credited back against your full order.

Grout colour. Match to the background colour of the tile, not to the chip colour. Light warm grey or off-white grout typically works best for the neutral terrazzo palettes.

Order 10% more than your measured area. Standard wastage for square lay. Add 15% for diagonal or feature layouts.

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