Classic terrazzo, born in 15th-century Venice, is a composite material made of marble fragments and cement that revolutionized architecture. It is primarily used in airports, hospitals, and commercial spaces. Its three defining features are its exceptional durability, design versatility, and sustainability through the use of recycled materials.

 

At XEMENTO, we take terrazzo to a new level of quality and customization—whether through color and shape designs in aluminum, or by integrating healing properties directly into the floor thanks to the science of Dr. Ibrahim Karim’s Qualitative Energy and BioGeometry.