Lusso
Realistic Terrazzo In Porcelain Tile.
Lusso
Lusso brings the artisanal charm of terrazzo into a practical porcelain format.
Lusso reproduces classic terrazzo, the chip-and-binder surface of Italian palazzos and mid-century lobbies, in a porcelain tile that installs like any other. Five colourways run from bright Bianco through Grigio and Natural to earthy Terra and deep Nero, each scattering multi-toned chips across the surface in non-repeating faces for a convincingly random spread.
Traditional terrazzo is poured and ground on site, a specialist job; Lusso delivers the look in a standard tile installation. The porcelain surface resists stains and scratches without sealing, and for Metro Vancouver spaces it brings playful pattern to kitchens, bathrooms and commercial interiors with the durability those floors demand.
Specifications
Colors & Variations
Face Variations
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Applications
Where Lusso Works
Retro-modern kitchens
A terrazzo pattern brings instant personality to kitchen floors and island cladding, and its confetti of chips conveniently hides crumbs and daily wear between proper cleanings.
Playful bathrooms
Bianco or Grigio terrazzo on bathroom walls wakes the room up without committing to a single colour, while the matte finish keeps floor areas dependable when wet.
Cafes and shops
Terrazzo has deep hospitality heritage, and this porcelain version stands up to dragged chairs, spills and constant footfall while lending the space genuine mid-century character.
Entry and stair halls
The multi-tone chips camouflage tracked-in grit remarkably well, and the 1cm porcelain body takes the concentrated daily traffic of an entry hall without showing early signs of wear.
Design Notes
Pairing & Layout Ideas
Let the chips choose your accents: pick one colour from within the terrazzo pattern and repeat it in cabinetry or paint for an instantly cohesive scheme. Terra pairs with clay and timber tones, Nero with cream walls for contrast, Bianco with nearly anything. Simple sanitaryware and plain counters balance the pattern. If you like speckle but want it more mineral than playful, Ceppo Di Gre is the natural-stone cousin worth comparing.
FAQ
Lusso Questions
Is this real terrazzo?
It is porcelain printed with a terrazzo pattern, which is good news for your budget and your installer. Poured terrazzo is a specialist site trade; Lusso goes down like standard tile, and the porcelain surface never needs the polishing or sealing real terrazzo does.
Will terrazzo date quickly?
Terrazzo has been in continuous use for centuries, from Venetian palazzos to mid-century schools to current cafes, so it has outlasted many trends already. Choosing a restrained colourway like Grigio or Natural keeps the look calmer if longevity is a concern.
Which colourway suits a small bathroom?
Bianco keeps a small room bright and is the safest base, with the chips supplying the interest. Grigio works where fixtures are cool-toned. Nero and Terra are striking in powder rooms, where the small footprint makes a bold floor feel deliberate rather than heavy.
How do I see the actual chip colours?
Photos flatten terrazzo, so visit the Richmond showroom on Bridgeport Road to see full pieces, or take samples home. The chip colours matter because designers usually echo one of them in the room's palette, and that choice is easier with tile in hand.
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