Project photographs
Explore existing indoor and outdoor terrazzo floor projects. Compare the surface before and after restoration, and tell us about any wear, marks or damaged areas on your own floor.
Real project photographs, shown side by side. Results depend on the material and condition. Viewpoint and lighting may differ.
The later photograph reveals a patterned terrazzo entrance with a central decorative motif. Its border and individual aggregate pieces are much clearer than in the first view, where the surface is largely obscured.
Practical note: For decorative floors, the assessment should consider the border, inlay and surrounding joints as well as the main field. Explore floor finish restoration ↗
These views record an outdoor terrazzo surface and its working area. The second photograph is visibly wet, which changes the apparent colour and reflection. It should not be taken as evidence of the final dry finish or slip performance.
Practical note: Ask to assess an outdoor result when dry, and discuss drainage and the suitability of the finish for its setting.
Cleaning, refinishing and repairs address different problems. Discuss the material and damage before deciding what is suitable.
A useful guide to care, surface changes and the questions to ask.
