Terrazzo is a building material made from a combination of cement, epoxy, and materials such as gravel, gemstones, and stone, creating an interior decoration material with diverse customization options, high aesthetic appeal, and durability.

Terrazzo is commonly used for kitchen countertops, sinks, bathtubs, as well as wall and floor tiling and stair treads in construction. Additionally, terrazzo is used to create unique and aesthetically pleasing decorative surfaces.

Terrazzo is easily customizable in color and pattern, offering design flexibility. The material is highly durable, slip-resistant, corrosion-resistant, and easy to work with. After some time, if the surface is chipped or damaged, it can be restored to its original condition, something many other materials like ceramic tiles cannot do.

The biggest drawback of terrazzo is its susceptibility to chipping and discoloration if the manufacturing process is not done properly. During use, it can get scratched and lose its shine, requiring maintenance to restore its original finish. The installation process can also be time-consuming and demands precise techniques.

Granite is a natural stone that is cut into smaller pieces according to the intended use, while terrazzo is a combination of small pieces of stone joined together with an adhesive to form a large slab. Terrazzo is easily customizable in shape and color, while granite is readily available in nature, so you can only choose from pre-existing patterns.

To maintain and clean terrazzo surfaces, regular cleaning of dust and dirt is necessary. Avoid using strong acidic cleaning products as they can damage the terrazzo coating. Use cleaning agents that do not contain harsh detergents and dry thoroughly after cleaning.