Terrazzo Stone

Timeless Beauty Legacy

Phone: 206.356.0602

Email: artiststone@comcast.net

History of Terrazzo

Terrazzo was created several hundred years ago in Europe by Venetian craftsmen who combined marble chips with cement to form a beautiful and durable suface, and was introduced to America in the 1700s. President George Washington was impressed by this new design concept and designed his Mt. Vernon home with terrazzo floors to accentuate the most prominent rooms. Terrazzo Stone combines copper slag, stone chips or recycled glass with a high strength, highly durable concrete mixture for slabs of unsurpassed quality and style.

Advantages?

  • Design - Formable, corporate, or personal logos. Custom color and aggregate customization.
    •     Durability - 50 plus years durability and low cost refinishing.
    •     Green - 70% recycled LEED qualified, local sourcing of labor and materials.
    •     Hypoallergenic - Sterile, anti-baterial surface.
    •     Radiant Heat - Bare foot warmth and silky feel in an energy efficient, thermal mass design

    • Copper smelting in the 1930s produced great quantities of slag. Slag is used to produce jet black accents in field colors.

    Product Line

    Slag

    Slag

    Marble

    blackmarble

    Marble chips create a natural stone surface which is exquisitely beautiful, yet highly durable. Marble veins are extracted in quarries such as those in Granite Falls, WA.

    Glass

    greenglass

    Recycled glass from your curbside collection turns into a thing of beauty. Cabernet, Chardonnay or Riesling chips incorporated, for example.

    Handcrafted for Kings & Queens since 1510 - 206.356.0602