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Terrazzo Look Tiles are designed to capture the character of traditional terrazzo, chips of stone, marble or colour fragments set into a smooth base, without the extra maintenance that real terrazzo requires. These tiles come in soft neutrals, bold speckled patterns and everything in between, making them suitable for bathrooms, kitchens, living rooms and outdoor areas. You can browse a range of colours, chip styles and tile formats across our collection, all priced competitively under our Price Beat Guarantee.
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What makes Terrazzo look tiles a popular choice?
Terrazzo look tiles bring texture and personality to a room, thanks to their speckled patterns and natural-looking movement. The designs range from fine, subtle flecks to larger, more expressive chips that create a strong feature. Many people choose terrazzo looks because they pair well with timber, stone, concrete and soft neutral palettes, making them suitable for both modern and retro-inspired homes. They also offer the look of traditional terrazzo without the sealing and polishing real terrazzo typically needs.
Best Uses & Applications For Terrazzo Look Tiles
Bathrooms
Terrazzo look tiles are widely used in bathrooms on both walls and floors. Soft, fine-chip designs create a calm base for vanities and showers, while larger chip patterns can be used as a feature on one wall or the floor. Lighter tones help bathrooms feel open, while deeper colours add contrast.
Kitchens
In kitchens, terrazzo look tiles are often used on splashbacks or floors. Neutral designs pair nicely with timber or white cabinetry, while bolder terrazzo looks can lift a simple kitchen design. Their smooth surfaces make daily cleaning straightforward.
Living areas
Large-format terrazzo look tiles bring movement to living rooms and hallways without overwhelming the space. Fine-chip styles feel modern and minimal, while chunkier chips add character to open-plan areas.
Outdoor areas
Some terrazzo look tiles are suitable for patios and outdoor entertaining areas when the finish and rating match the environment. Soft grey and beige terrazzo looks create a relaxed outdoor setting.
Feature sections
Terrazzo look tiles work well in small feature spots such as fireplaces, entryways or behind vanities. Their patterns add interest without needing a large colour palette.
Material & Performance Advice
Tile finishes
Terrazzo look tiles come in matte, satin and occasionally polished finishes. Matte surfaces are common for floors and wet rooms, while satin finishes suit walls and splashbacks.
Formats and shapes
Standard square and rectangular formats are the most popular, as they allow the terrazzo pattern to flow evenly. Smaller mosaics can be used for decorative areas or shower floors.
Colour palette
The palette includes whites, creams, greys, charcoals, blush tones and muted greens. Chip colours range from subtle neutrals through to darker or multi-toned flecks.
Cleaning and upkeep
These tiles are easy to maintain with mild detergent. Because the surface is printed or glazed, they don’t require sealing like real terrazzo.
FAQs about Terrazzo Look Tiles
Yes. Modern printing technology creates convincing chips and variations. While the depth differs from poured terrazzo, the overall look is very similar, especially once installed.
They are. Fine-chip patterns work best in smaller rooms because they keep the space from feeling busy. Lighter tones also help brighten the room.
Many terrazzo look porcelain tiles are suitable for floors, including high-use areas. Always check that the specific tile is rated for floor installation.
Not typically. Soft-chip patterns and neutral tones tend to stay relevant. If you prefer a long-term look, choosing a mid-tone neutral often works best.
Light grey or a tone that matches the tile base usually blends best. This keeps the focus on the terrazzo pattern rather than the grout lines.
Slip resistance depends on the finish. Matte or textured versions offer better traction in bathrooms and outdoor areas.
No. Unlike real terrazzo, these tiles generally don’t need sealing, which keeps upkeep simple.
Some can, provided the tile has the correct finish and slip rating for external conditions. Porcelain versions are most commonly used outside.