For those of us obsessed with home improvements, there are certain trends that seem to stand the test of time. Neutral colours will always make a space look bigger, oak flooring will never go out of fashion, and white linens transform a bedroom every time. But there are some home decor aficionados who would add another item to that list: terrazzo tiles. Colourful, chaotic, and charming, this Art Deco staple has enjoyed something of resurgence in recent years.
Traditionally speaking, terrazzo is a composite material made from chips of marble, granite, or glass suspended in concrete. And while that might sound a little strange, the result is truly spectacular. First seen in the homes of 18th-century Venice, these tiles became popular during the Art Deco movement of the early 20th century