Terrazzo and how to integrate it into your decor

Previously used in government institutions and hospitals, terrazzo has become very popular in residential and commercial decoration in recent years.

Originally a covering designed with marble fragments, terrazzo is now used everywhere: on floors, walls, countertops, accessories and even furniture. Its variations are endless!

Would you like to incorporate terrazzo into your decor? Discover 3 ways to do it in this article.

1- The classic: countertops
A terrazzo countertop is a classic, a timeless piece. Whether it's in the kitchen or bathroom, in neutral or vibrant colors, with small or large pieces, terrazzo always makes a wow impression and is always elegant.

Our favorite idea: do it yourself!

We found this great tutorial on A Beautiful Mess's blog, which explains each step in detail to achieve an incredible result. A terrazzo countertop for a fraction of the price!

 2 - Accessories
Since terrazzo is quite expensive, you can choose to incorporate it in smaller quantities, through your decorative accessories or furniture.

Several stores offer terrazzo-patterned accessories and furniture. Here are our favorites:

The Enviro side table from Must

Terrazzo print bathroom accessories from Simons

The pink Terrazzo lamp from Crate & Barrel

The Terrazzo clock from Anthropologie

3 - Walls

Why not decorate your walls with a terrazzo pattern? It's an economical and easy way to incorporate terrazzo into a room. Your accent wall will never have been so trendy!

We also have a beautiful set of terrazzo pattern wall stickers in our catalog. Available in 4 colors, you're sure to find one that best matches your decor.

 

The Téréza set contains 800 pieces, which will be more than enough to cover a standard-sized wall. Our tip for successful sticker installation? Alternate small, medium, and large pieces and stick them at different angles.

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Terrazzo pattern products available at Décor Imprimé

• The Téréza sticker set, available in 4 colors
• The Sylvie mural
• The Hector mural