The earliest vestiges of Terrazzo go back to Antiquity, but it is in the 15th century in Venice that it takes its letters of nobility. It is thanks to the artisans who work the mosaic on the yards of the notables and who realize that the chips and or rejects of marble can be reused to make floorings on terraces and other inhabited spaces.

In recent years, it has been updated by designers and adorns the floors and walls of the most fashionable places in France and around the world.

Terrazzo is a floor covering made of natural stone fragments, colored marble, cemented to the ground and polished to a natural stone.

One appreciates its high resistance obtained thanks to the fusion of its components, its infinite variability in terms of hues and aspects and its material adaptable to each project (its thickness varies from 7 mm to several centimeters)