The Terrazzo Trend: How to Bring It Into Your Decor

Once mostly used in government buildings and hospitals, terrazzo has become hugely popular in residential and commercial decor over the past few years.

Originally a flooring material made from fragments of marble, terrazzo is now used everywhere: on floors, walls, countertops, accessories, and even furniture. Its possibilities are endless!

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

1- The classic: countertops
A terrazzo countertop is a classic, a timeless choice. Whether it's in the kitchen or the bathroom, in neutral or vibrant colours, with small chips or larger ones, terrazzo always delivers a wow effect and always looks elegant.

Our favourite idea: DIY it yourself!

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

2 - Accessories
Since terrazzo can be fairly pricey, you can choose to bring it in on a smaller scale, through your decor accessories or furniture.

Several shops offer accessories and furniture in terrazzo patterns. Here are our favourites:

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 the terrazzo pattern? It's an affordable, easy way to bring terrazzo into a room. Your accent wall has never been this on-trend!

We actually have a beautiful set of terrazzo-patterned wall decals in our catalogue. Available in 4 colours, you're sure to find the one that best matches your decor.

The Téréza set contains 800 pieces, more than enough to cover a standard-sized wall. Our trick for a flawless decal installation? Alternate between small, medium, and large pieces, and stick them on at different angles.

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Terrazzo-patterned products available at Décor Imprimé

• The Téréza decal set, available in 4 colours
• The mural Sylvie
• The mural Hector