Tutti Frutti Dark Terrazzo Tile
It’s time to turn up the terrazzo, and our Tutti Frutti Dark tiles are a thoroughly modern way to work the trend.
Inspired by the elegant poured floors found throughout Venice, they feature coloured flecks - designed to look like embedded glass fragments - set against an almost-black background.
Sounds a little unconventional, right? Well, these tiles are anything but boring, so they can be used to create truly original spaces, eye-catching splash-backs and fabulous feature floors.
And the best thing is, you don't need to go all-out; why not juxtapose with plain white walls tiles for a bathroom scheme that packs a punch without feeling at all faddy?
It’s time to turn up the terrazzo, and our Tutti Frutti Dark tiles are a thoroughly modern way to work the trend.
Inspired by the elegant poured floors found throughout Venice, they feature coloured flecks - designed to look like embedded glass fragments - set against an almost-black background.
Sounds a little unconventional, right? Well, these tiles are anything but boring, so they can be used to create truly original spaces, eye-catching splash-backs and fabulous feature floors.
And the best thing is, you don't need to go all-out; why not juxtapose with plain white walls tiles for a bathroom scheme that packs a punch without feeling at all faddy?
Original: $15.80
-65%$15.80
$5.53Description
It’s time to turn up the terrazzo, and our Tutti Frutti Dark tiles are a thoroughly modern way to work the trend.
Inspired by the elegant poured floors found throughout Venice, they feature coloured flecks - designed to look like embedded glass fragments - set against an almost-black background.
Sounds a little unconventional, right? Well, these tiles are anything but boring, so they can be used to create truly original spaces, eye-catching splash-backs and fabulous feature floors.
And the best thing is, you don't need to go all-out; why not juxtapose with plain white walls tiles for a bathroom scheme that packs a punch without feeling at all faddy?
