Terrazzo Flooring

Modern poured terrazzo flooring with glass, marble or recycled aggregate.

Terrazzo flooring is a composite surface made by setting marble, glass or stone aggregate into a cement or epoxy binder, then grinding and polishing it smooth. Designer Concrete designs, samples, manufactures and pours fully custom terrazzo on-site for a seamless, bespoke floor with the longevity of traditional terrazzo plus added flexural strength.

The System

Terrazzo Flooring

A contemporary take on a timeless surface. We pour a terrazzo topping packed with the aggregate of your choice — marble chip, recycled glass, mother-of-pearl or brass — then grind and polish it to a glass-smooth, honed or matte finish. Every element, from binder colour to aggregate size, is tailored to your design.

What it delivers

Custom aggregate & binder colour
Full service: design, sampling, manufacturing & install
Grind & polish to gloss, satin or matte
Floors, countertops, vanities & feature walls

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Why Terrazzo Flooring

Key Benefits

Unlimited designAny binder colour with marble, recycled glass, brass or mother-of-pearl aggregate — a floor that is genuinely one of a kind.

Lifetime durabilityTerrazzo is renowned for lasting decades; our system adds flexural strength so it stands up to heavy traffic.

Seamless & hygienicA jointless, non-porous surface with nowhere for dirt or bacteria to hide — easy to clean and maintain.

Eco-friendlyOften made with recycled marble and glass aggregate, making it a sustainable, low-waste choice.

Where It Works

Terrazzo Flooring Applications

Residential floorsCommercial lobbiesInstitutional & retailCountertops & vanitiesFeature walls

Good to Know

Terrazzo Flooring FAQ

What is terrazzo flooring?

Terrazzo flooring is a composite surface made by embedding marble, glass or stone chips in a cement or epoxy binder, then grinding and polishing it to a smooth, seamless finish. It can be poured on-site in any colour and aggregate combination.

How long does terrazzo flooring last?

Properly installed and maintained, terrazzo can last the life of the building — often 40 years or more. It is one of the most durable flooring surfaces available, which is why it is common in airports, schools and institutions.

Is terrazzo flooring worth the cost?

Terrazzo has a higher upfront cost than many floors, but its lifespan, low maintenance and fully custom design make it very cost-effective over time. We provide a fixed quote after design and sampling.

Can terrazzo be installed over an existing floor?

In many cases yes — our poured terrazzo is thin-set, so with proper preparation it can go over a sound existing slab without a full tear-out. We assess the substrate during the site visit.