White marble is a popular color choice in terrazzo, but you have options to select aggregates that come in different shades of grays, blues, greens, yellows, and other colors. Glass is another popular option allowing for more vibrant chip colors compared to marble chips.

Terrazzo tile is an esteemed and enduring style, particularly in Europe. 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.

Because these intricate designs require a large variety of aggregates and epoxy colors as well as custom-bent metal divider strips, floors with complex designs cost more. Terrazzo flooring cost for single-color floors with simple divider strip patterns will always be much lower than for intricate floors.