Not Just for Floors: Seamless and Solid. Terrazzo can be applied vertically for walls, stairs, seating area panels, columns, and more.

One of the disadvantages of terrazzo is that the surface does not retain heat well during the winter months, making the floor feeling a tad cold. Unless you have a heat insulator beneath the terrazzo, this may cause discomfort to those who walk across the floor barefoot.

Yes, epoxy terrazzo can be poured over an existing cement or epoxy terrazzo floor. Terrazzo is a good investment for building owners looking for a flooring system that is built to last.

Terrazzo bathrooms might have slightly disappeared for a few years there, but can such a classic look ever really fall out of fashion? 'In my opinion, Terrazzo has never gone out of style,' interior designer Amy Youngblood tells H&G. 'With its classic Venetian roots, it adds a certain look and interest to any space.