Terracotta-Colored Reclaimed Terrazzo Flakes, Fine Chip – First Half of the 20th Century, GRA 092

Dense and bright, the surface of this early 20th-century terrazzo tile combines a terracotta-colored base with a flurry of white, gray, green, and wine-colored chips, creating a vibrant effect that changes with the light. The format is 20x20 cm with a thickness of 2 cm, and the 358 pieces salvaged in the province of Pistoia cover 14.32 sqm.

Features and Strengths

• Dimensions and Availability: 20x20 cm | Thickness 2 cm | 358 pieces, equal to 14.32 sqm
• Authenticity and Era: Original terrazzo from the first half of the 1900s, salvaged in the province of Pistoia.
• Material and Finish: Solid-color terrazzo without a pattern; terracotta-colored base with dense small and medium-sized flakes in white, gray, dark green, and wine.
• Condition: Excellent state of preservation.
• Maintenance: A doormat at entrances catches sand, the primary cause of dulling in terrazzo tiles. Otherwise, simply wash with a neutral detergent and, once or twice a year, apply wax or a protective treatment to revive the color of the base.

Intended Use

The dense flakes and warm background conceal dust and minor signs of wear well, making this terrazzo suitable even for high-traffic areas. With 14.32 sqm, you can floor a medium-sized living area or several utility rooms.

• Daily-use kitchens and dining areas
• High-traffic entrances and hallways
• Shops, boutiques, and artisan workshops
• Apartments in early 20th-century buildings