This tile is amazing! Color was perfect, shipping was fast and not one tile chipped or broken! Absolutely love it!

I love it so much, I ordered it again!

I ordered this tile through a designer two years ago. I wanted terrazzo look for my nod-to-mid-century bathroom, and it was one of maybe three available in Denver. Now terrazzo is everywhere, but when it was time to do my kitchen, I got the same tile. It is strong and beautiful. I bought the matte version, and there are parts of it that have a little sheen--it is so lovely. It's forgiving if you have a little dirt or coffee splashes on the floor. It is easy to sweep or mop. Highly recommend!

Beautiful tile and seamless delivery!!!

[Rewarded Review] Love it!

These tiles look fantastic in my new kitchen. They are the perfect contrast to the dark brown cabinets. I wanted a nod to the mid-century modern roots of my house without going overboard. This tile struck a perfect balance.

Love them

Amazing look , High quality tile . Gives a good contemporary terrazzo look . Love them

Palladio has very fake printed look

Ordered samples of all colors and the Palladio pattern was larger in scale than it looks here in the photo and the printing of it on the 12x24 is really very obviously printed and not recommended. The other colors with more speckled terrazzo look do look pretty good. there are shiny spots on the matte finish which doesn't bother me- it adds some interest. for the price these are a great terrazzo option!

Nice alternative to real terrazzo

In my new house I really wanted real terrazzo, but that's not the budget I was working with. Terazio has been a great substitute at a much more affordable price. I ordered the glossy 24" x 24" samples, but went with the matte 12" x 24" due to price and layout concerns. I do prefer the glossy finish -- the matte gives away more of the computer printed design that's more hidden on the glossy. However, if you're just standing in the room normally, it's not an issue. The matte also has some semi-sheen areas dotting it that I kept thinking were wet spots at first. I chose gray grout as close to the Gesso color as possible and had the guys lay it with the thinnest grout lines they could, and it created a nice, solid look like classic terrazzo. The crew who installed it loved it, and literally everyone who has come in my house since then has mentioned, unprompted, how much they like my floors.