Photo, Erik Putz.
For much of the 20th century, terrazzo—chips of marble, granite and glass suspended in concrete or resin—was the flooring of choice for malls, airports and schools. Lately though, the dotty pattern has been showing up in some unexpected places.
Made from terrazzo concrete, the Veneto pedestal stool is very sturdy, $79, structube.com.
Mirano terrazzo flower pot, $15, structube.com.
The Videbaek rug is made of wool and cotton. $199, ikea.ca.
Water glass, $10, Soap dish, $10, Toothbrush holder, $12, soap dispenser $18. Simons.ca.
$16, Indigo.ca.
Hardshell carry-on suitcase. $200, Nordstrom.com.
Carmen terrazzo accent lamp, $68, Anthropologie.com.
Large print wallpaper, $53 per square metre, muralswallpaper.com.
Clock, $25, homesense.ca.
Stationary boxes, $8-$12, homesense.ca.
MÖJLIGHET bolster cushion, $30, ikea.ca.
Stone Terrazzo Confetti Bantam Cotton Sateen Tablecloth, $121.85, Holli_Zollinger, Etsy.com.
Terrazo-print shower curtain, $20, Simons.ca.
Terrazzo pattern II iPhone case, $36, Society6.ca.
Terrazzo-base lantern, $70, zarahome.com.
Tencel terrazzo duvet cover and shams, $161, westelm.ca.
Flower vase, $42, urbanoutfitters.com.
Small print wallpaper, $78 per square metre, rebelwalls.com.
White terrazzo and marble rectangular board, $40, Indigo.ca.
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