Terrazzo flooring is known for its timeless beauty. The material is vibrant, glossy and colorful. Architects today love using terrazzo for their projects because they have so much flexibility in planning the floor’s design. They can use materials such as marble and granite chips, Mother of Pearl or even glass chips to create a design never seen before. Here are a few terrazzo designs that an architect can create.
Mosaics
Terrazzo was created by Venetian mosaic workers in the 15th Century. Mosaics are pieces of inlaid stone or glass that come together to create a pattern. Terrazzo can produce complex geometric patterns, which can really be a highlight for any building.
Logos
Many schools and businesses like to include their logos with the terrazzo floors. It’s a branding technique, which helps give the floor an identity. Terrazzo can match any color in the artwork at a detailed level. Divider strips can be shaped in any direction, also separating any change of color in the design. The results are quite impressive.
Graphics
Today many Art in Public Place Programs allow artists to develop some creative finishes. With terrazzo, these artists work with architects to develop artwork that symbolizes a city’s culture and history.
Compass
Terrazzo can also work as a navigational tool. When new visitors enter a building, a compass design can help guide them where they want to go.
Free-Flowing Lines
Lines can also serve to help navigate people through a building. It also works to keep traffic flow.
Seamless Floors
Not all terrazzo floors need to have a creative artwork. Designs can be seamless too. A clean simple design works wonders for any space as well.
Doyle Dickerson Terrazzo is a terrazzo flooring installer in Charlotte, North Carolina. As a member of the National Terrazzo and Mosaic Association, we have installed terrazzo throughout the Southern United States. Have questions? Give us a call at (704) 921-4940 or email us at info@doyledickersonterrazzo.com. When it comes to terrazzo, Doyle Dickerson Terrazzo is “Your Choice in Terrazzo.”
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