Matt beige terrazzo made in Italy in a 20 mm slab. A warm, speckled surface for bathroom vanities, kitchen worktops and window sills.
Catalogue · Terrazzo
Terrazzo began on Italian floors, where stone chips were set in a binder and ground smooth. Today’s terrazzo slab brings the same speckled pattern to the kitchen worktop, the bathroom vanity top and the windowsill. And the pattern doesn’t stop at the surface — it runs right through the slab. Our catalogue has 9 terrazzo slabs from 251 €/m²; the Italian Terrazzo slabs are matt and 20 mm thick.
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Matt beige terrazzo made in Italy, 20 mm thick. A warm, textured surface for bathrooms, kitchens and window sills, with straightforward care.
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Matt white terrazzo made in Italy, 20 mm thick. A characterful surface for kitchens, bathrooms and window sills, with simple care rules to follow.
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Matt white terrazzo from Italy in a 20 mm slab – a characterful surface for kitchens and café counters, best for owners happy to seal it and wipe spills promptly.
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Matt grey terrazzo from Italy in 20 mm — a composite surface with a crafted, retro-modern feel for kitchens, bathrooms and café-style counters.
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Matt grey terrazzo made in Italy and supplied 20 mm thick. A textured, characterful surface for bathrooms, kitchens and window sills.
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Matt grey terrazzo made in Italy as a 20 mm slab — an easy-going composite for kitchens and bathrooms that want texture and a touch of craft.
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A multicoloured terrazzo composite with a cheerful, crafted look — for kitchens, bathrooms and counters where the surface is meant to add personality.
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Matt green terrazzo made in Italy, 20 mm thick. A characterful surface for bathroom vanities, kitchen worktops and window sills.
Pattern
Terrazzo colours in our catalogue
The names Carrara, Verde Alpi and Grigio Carnico are borrowed from famous Italian marbles. The size and density of the stone chips vary from slab to slab, so judge the pattern from a full-size photo rather than a small piece.
White base
Terrazzo Calacatta and Terrazzo Carrara are white slabs that liven up a light kitchen without letting the pattern take over the room.
Greys
Grigio Carnico and Fior di Pesco are grey terrazzos that sit comfortably next to concrete, black metal and oak.
Warm and green
Perlato Royal and Breccia Oniciata are beige and warm, Verde Alpi green. The green tone brings a white or grey kitchen to life and also suits a bathroom vanity top.
Who it suits
Where terrazzo works and where it doesn’t
Terrazzo is a playful material: it either brings a room to life or becomes too busy. At the showroom you’ll find out which will happen in yours.
Terrazzo suits you if
- a light, simple kitchen needs one playful detail on the worktop
- there are children in the family and the surface has to forgive crumbs and fingerprints
- the bathroom vanity top, windowsill and wall could all be one material
- you prefer a matt surface that doesn’t reflect the lamplight
Terrazzo isn’t for you if
- pans go straight from the hob onto the worktop — for that, choose ceramic stone
- the worktop is going onto a terrace or into an outdoor kitchen
- you want the calm veining of natural stone, not a speckled pattern — look at marble or quartzite
In practice
Terrazzo in everyday use
The edge carries the same pattern
Because the stone chips are mixed through the full thickness of the slab, a straight, chamfered or rounded edge looks just like the surface. There’s no need for a mitred corner joint to get a thicker look — the Terrazzo slabs in our catalogue are 20 mm thick.
Matt surface
A matt finish doesn’t reflect lamplight or show fingerprints as clearly as a glossy surface. Ordinary washing-up liquid is enough for a greasy spot.
Heat and blades
The composite’s binder isn’t designed for direct heat, so lift hot pans onto a trivet. Cut bread and vegetables on a chopping board, and the matt surface will stay even.
Joints and cut-outs
The speckled pattern hides a joint well, so a long worktop or kitchen island is easy to make in terrazzo. We cut the sink and hob openings on the CNC machine at our factory in Patika, near Tallinn.
Ordering
Ordering terrazzo step by step
See the pattern
Judge the size and colour of the stone chips from a sample and a full-size photo — book a showroom visit for that.
Vesilennuki 20Ask for a price
Send the measurements of your kitchen or bathroom — we reply with a quote listing the slab, cut-outs and installation separately.
Quote within 24 hours on working daysMeasuring on site
From the laser-measured room we draw the worktop and send you the drawings to look over.
Measurement within a weekFrom slab to worktop
Lifetime warranty on the stone surface when Stoneks measures, delivers and installs. The cutting is done at the Patika factory, and our own team installs.
Installation 10 working days from drawing approvalPrice and comparison
Terrazzo prices and alternatives
Terrazzo from
251 €/m²Starting price per square metre of the terrazzo slabs in our catalogue.
Technistone from
167 €/m²Engineered quartz with a terrazzo pattern in its Taurus series.
Ceramic stone from
224 €/m²When the surface has to take hot pans and sunlight.
Marble from
221 €/m²The natural stone that terrazzo borrowed its names from.
The price of terrazzo per square metre covers the slab only. Sink and hob cut-outs, the edge profile, delivery and installation each have their own line in the quote, and the total is clear before production. If you like, spread the cost with an LHV furnishing loan; the fabrication price list is on a separate page.
Summary
Terrazzo is a composite slab whose speckled pattern comes from stone chips set in a binder and runs through the entire slab. The catalogue has 9 terrazzo slabs from 251 €/m²; the Italian Terrazzo slabs are matt, 20 mm thick and suit kitchens, bathrooms, windowsills and walls.
Terrazzo slabs with prices
Below are all 9 terrazzo slabs with their price per square metre. Each slab’s card shows photos, finish and thickness; the true scale of the pattern is best judged from the full-size photo at the showroom.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a terrazzo worktop cost?
Terrazzo slabs start at 251 €/m² in our catalogue, and each slab’s price is on its card. The final price of the worktop is shaped by the number of slabs, the sink and hob cut-outs, the edge profile, transport and installation — all shown separately in the quote. Quote within 24 hours on working days; you can also pay with an LHV furnishing loan.
Is terrazzo suitable for a kitchen worktop?
Yes: terrazzo slabs are made for kitchen worktops, bathrooms, windowsills and walls. The speckled pattern hides breadcrumbs and dried water drops better than a plain colour, which makes it a forgiving surface for families with children. Because it’s a composite, hot pans go on a trivet and terrazzo stays indoors — for an outdoor kitchen on the terrace, choose Dekton.
Does terrazzo need sealing?
No. Our terrazzo slabs are a composite that doesn’t absorb liquid. A damp microfibre cloth cleans the matt surface; for a greasier spot, add a little washing-up liquid. Still, wipe up coffee, wine and lemon juice straight away, so nothing is left standing on the surface. Leave scouring powder and solvents aside, as they can damage the matt finish.
How quickly is a terrazzo worktop ready?
Measurement within a week and installation 10 working days from drawing approval. From the laser measurements we draw the worktop with its cut-outs and joints and send it to you for approval; the speckled pattern helps hide the joint. The slabs are cut and ground at our factory in Patika, and our own installers fit them. Lifetime warranty on the stone surface when Stoneks measures, delivers and installs.
Terrazzo or Technistone’s Taurus series — what’s the difference?
Both are composites with a speckled terrazzo pattern, so in everyday use they behave much alike: no sealing needed, and hot pans go on a trivet. The difference is in origin and look. The Italian Terrazzo slabs are matt and carry the names of classic marbles such as Carrara, Verde Alpi and Grigio Carnico; the Technistone Taurus series is Czech engineered quartz. Starting prices: terrazzo from 251 €/m², Technistone from 167 €/m².
Why Stoneks
The facts in brief
01Own factory, own installers
Factory in Patika near Tallinn: saw, edge machine, CNC and a hand-finishing room. The same team measures on site with a laser, fabricates and installs.
02Installation in 10 working days
Installation 10 working days from drawing approval. Measuring within a week, quote within 24 hours.
03Prices from
granite 152 €/m², quartz 167 €/m², Dekton 186 €/m², marble 221 €/m² — VAT included. You know the price before the stone is cut.
04Choice
452 stones in the catalogue with open €/m² prices. 100+ stones in stock, nearly 600 more within a week.
05Experience
20+ years and 13,000+ projects across the Nordics. Google rating 4.8.
06Showroom
Vesilennuki 20, Tallinn (Noblessner): samples, full-size photos and the most popular stones as full slabs, visits by appointment. A second showroom near Stockholm.
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