Terrazzo is often characterized as a decorative variant of concrete. It involves mixing random-sized marble chips into a binding agent, followed by troweling, grinding, and polishing the surface. Terrazzo blends the enduring characteristics of marble with the structural integrity and cost-efficiency of concrete.
Terrazzo offers an extensive array of color and material choices, ranging from marble to quartz, glass, and metal fragments, making it exceptionally durable. The low maintenance requirements make terrazzo a preferred choice for buildings with heavy foot traffic.

Terrazzo compositions vary primarily based on the type of binder used.

Different types of terrazzo include:

• Terrazzo with a Portland cement binder
• Terrazzo with a polyacrylic-modified Portland cement and acrylic additive binder
• Terrazzo with an epoxy or polyester resin binder