Terrazzo countertops make your space look more sophisticated and feel more elegant. With their exceptional properties, they can also make your home more functional.
Get to know more about this surface material to decide if installing a Terrazzo benchtop is a good idea.
What is Terrazzo Made of?
This material is made of stone or glass chips in a binder, such as cement or epoxy. It originated in Italy from recycled marble, and it offers design flexibility and eco-friendly options.
What are the Different Types of Terrazzo Countertops?
Discover the different variations of Terrazo based on its binders and the aggregate materials used.
Epoxy Countertops
The epoxy resin binder allows for an extensive palette of colours and a high degree of design flexibility, enabling customised looks for various interiors.
Cementitious Countertops
Characterised by a more stone-like texture and appearance, these cement-binded countertops bring a natural element to exterior designs.
Their exceptional composition makes them well-suited for outdoor environments, where they can withstand the rigors of fluctuating weather.
Aggregate Countertops
Terrazzo countertops in Australia can also vary depending on the aggregate materials used, such as:
- Marble chips
- Glass fragments
- Quartz
- Granite
- Shells
The size and colour of the aggregate also contribute to the final look. These factors allow you to customise your countertops based on your preferred aggregate.
What are the Benefits of Installing Terrazzo Countertops?
Like other countertop materials, Terrazzo also brings a wide array of benefits that you can take advantage of:
- Durable
- Versatile
- Longevity
- Low Maintenance
- Easy to Customise
- Sustainable
Install Stunning Countertops with Stone Interiors
Revamp your space by integrating sophisticated and efficient countertops using premium Terrazzo stone materials from Stone Interiors. Dive into our curated collection of high-quality stones, where every slab tells a story.
For more enquiries about our stone selection, please contact us on 0422 448 494 or 03 9357 0096 now.