Terrazzo Tiles
Terrazzo Tiles
Terrazzo tiles have seen a comeback in popularity in Australia as more people rediscover the easy elegance of these decorative and functional tiles. Here at Cirillo Lighting and Ceramics, we have a range of terrazzo tiles for both commercial and residential spaces. We are among the top terrazzo tiles Australia vendors.
Terrazzo has been used for hundreds of years for flooring, walls, benchtops and countertops. The Italians discovered it hundreds of years ago but terrazzo can now be found in residential, commercial and public spaces all over the world. Terrazzo tiles Australia designs can be found in some of the most prestigious establishments in the country.
The traditional way of making terrazzo was by mixing marble chips, ground glass, quartz and granite. This mixture is laid onto concrete and polished, sandblasted or honed for the desired finish. Our modern terrazzo tiles Canberra stock come in a variety of colour and texture for different spaces including outdoors. Terrazzo look tiles Australia designs have once again found their place in high-end residential spaces as well.
Coloured terrazzo tiles give you versatility in décor because they can be used practically anywhere in the house; kitchen, bathroom, hallways and even the living room. They are easy to work with because they are easy to cut when setting. The mason can make different terrazzo tiles of different thickness for different spaces. Thin terrazzo tiles will be good for a bathroom wall, while a kitchen countertop will need thicker terrazzo tiles to withstand harsh use.
Our Terrazzo tiles Fyshwick stock can also be finished to suit different décor styles; colourful porcelain terrazzo tiles with a smooth high shine work well for the living room wall, while the rough texture neutral-coloured terrazzo tiles will fit in a professional office hallway floor.
At Cirillo Lighting and Ceramics, we stock only the highest quality terrazzo. Come and talk to our experts for high quality but affordable alternatives for both commercial and residential spaces. You can visit our stores in Canberra and Fyshwick for a close look at what is on offer and talk to our experts on your tiling ideas.
Are you looking for a classic tile with contemporary looks? Talk to us on using terrazzo tiles to make your spaces look beautiful, unique with unmatched class.
FAQs
What are the pros and cons of terrazzo flooring?
Terrazzo tile is hard-wearing, stylish and perfect for many different areas of your home, including walls, floors, benches and splashbacks. As one of the most popular tiling types in our collection, terrazzo tiles are favoured for their sleek and sophisticated look. Perhaps the main disadvantage is that this style doesn’t hold heat like its ceramic and porcelain counterparts, so underfloor heating is strongly recommended.
How do I maintain terrazzo tiles?
Terrazzo tiles are one of the easiest tiles to maintain. Regular cleaning is all that is required for your tiles to remain in top condition. At Cirillo Lighting and Ceramics, we only work with the best manufacturers to ensure that we deliver you terrazzo tiles in Australia that require little to no effort to maintain.
Is terrazzo hard-wearing?
Due to the nature of terrazzo tile manufacturing, these are some of the hardest wearing tiles for all types of floors. We are proud to offer some of the best terrazzo tiles in Australia that are suitable for various surfaces, including residential homes and corporate buildings.
Can terrazzo tiles be used outside?
Terrazzo tile is entirely watertight, making it one of the best choices for use in outdoor areas. With such a wide variety of options available in colour, shape and size, you can contact us and speak with our design experts to help you choose which type of tile will best suit your outdoor space.
Are terrazzo tiles expensive?
Terrazzo tiles can be somewhat pricey due to the involved manufacturing process and the quality of materials that are used in the process. Visit our Canberra showrooms to discover more about the price of terrazzo tiles in Australia and how they might fit into your renovation budget.