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So what is Terrazzo? Originally from Italy, near Verona, Terrazzo experienced the peak of its success in antiquity, especially in Venetian palaces. Composed of a set of natural stones and fragmented and colored elements, similar to granite and glass, bound by a neutral and polished binder, Terrazzo is both original and daring. Less rigid than marble and more modern with its speckled patterns resulting from its nature, Terrazzo is as much a material as a pattern.
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Terrazzo seduces with its sleek appearance and retro character, it will first and logically be used for the floor, like mosaic Terrazzo tiles. It adapts easily to our interiors thanks to its different colors.
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Its robust nature can also be used in the kitchen, to revitalize the Terrazzo worktop, the splashback, or even the washbasin. So logically, the bathroom is also charmed by this characteristic speckle. Decorative tips for small budgets:waterproof stickers inspired by terrazzo do exist. Ideal for a decoration at a lower cost and always trendy!
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Terrazzo is also expressed in accessories and decorative objects:a terrazzo table, coffee tables. Or how to combine simplicity, Italian style, authenticity and resistance.
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Lamps, pencil holders, etc., can just as easily adopt the total Terrazzo look for a more discreet and less expensive decorative trend. Its charm will bewitch you to the point of seeing it come in Terrazzo wallpaper, as a pattern on stationery, pencil cases, bags...
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Or even in the bathroom with a terrazzo-patterned shower curtain.
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Concretely, the Terrazzo also deserves our interest:resistant to impacts and shocks, easy to maintain, install and perfectly smooth, it has it all. Bonus, it is more financially accessible, much cheaper than marble. Terrazzo, the new resolutely chic marble from Italy that will never go out of style, will certainly always be talked about.
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Do you still have doubts about Terrazzo? Do not hesitate to call on an interior decorator to assist you in the layout and decoration of this precious space. The Hubstairs website (https://www.hubstairs.com ) offers you free professional help to shop for the perfect selection of furniture, according to your budget and your desires.
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