Today, terrazzo is not only used on floors. Product designers are also addicted to the all-rounder. Image: Schönstaub
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The never-ending story of the terrazzo trend

Pia Seidel
28.7.2018
Translation: machine translated

Whether as stone or print - designers rely on the terrazzo pattern in interior and product design and find creative ways to reinterpret it time and again.

Three ways to bring the terrazzo trend into your home

As a covering

Are you currently renovating? Then you're probably interested in a sustainable solution. Terrazzo tiles are classically suitable as flooring, especially in bathrooms, entrance areas and kitchens. There, it also serves as a practical material for kitchen units or dining tables because it is robust and easy to clean.

As stone

Are you more interested in a small but subtle change? Then treat yourself to the trend as an accessory or small piece of furniture at home. Whether in understated shades of grey or as a lively eye-catcher with colourful spots, the stone pattern looks refreshing next to wood and metal.

Prints are suitable for a festive table setting and are pleasing to the eye. Image: Meri Meri

Which home trend will be next? Leave me your tip in the comments. There's more for pattern lovers in the entire living range - you can find more reading material from me in the author profile.

Header image: Today, terrazzo is not only used on floors. Product designers are also addicted to the all-rounder. Image: Schönstaub

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