TERRAZZO/GRANIGLIA

From the union of two elements such as granules and cement, an aggregate is created that stands out for its high mechanical characteristics and its chromatic and decorative capacity that can enrich any walkable surface with traditional or modern designs.

This technique, already known by the name of "terrazzo" or "beaten to the Genoese", has been the protagonist of countless surfaces in prestigious palaces of nineteenth century Rome and beyond. Today, Red Mosaic presents itself as one of the rare examples of this legacy through actions to recover disused floors or revive lost motifs, all correlated with an artisan knowledge typical of this tradition.