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Design Your Own Terrazzo

At Secoin, we believe every space tells a story—and your terrazzo tiles should be the canvas. With over 35 years of craftsmanship and a legacy rooted in 116 years of traditional tile-making, we empower designers, architects, and homeowners to fully customize their terrazzo tiles—from background color to aggregate selection and pattern layout.

Whether you’re designing a boutique hotel floor, a modern café wall, or a timeless residential space, Secoin’s bespoke terrazzo program brings your vision to life—sustainably and beautifully.

Choose Your Cement Base Color

Our cement base color library includes over 125 carefully curated hues, designed to work across a wide spectrum of interior and architectural styles. From soft neutrals and earthy tones to vibrant modern pigments, our background colors form the foundation of your terrazzo design.

• Match any global color system: Pantone®, RAL, CMYK, NCS, or custom references
• Consistent color precision and repeatability across large batches
• Natural pigment integration for long-lasting, fade-resistant tones

Want something specific? Our team can custom-match your exact palette for seamless integration into any design concept.

Select Your Stone Aggregates

Our terrazzo comes to life with a curated range of natural and recycled stone aggregates, available in various sizes and finishes. The aggregates add texture, depth, and personality to each tile.

You can mix and match aggregates to create unique speckling, contrast, or gradients within the tile body.

➖ Define Your Pattern with Divider Molds

Secoin offers a selection of classic and modern divider molds, traditionally used in encaustic cement tiles, now integrated into terrazzo designs for structured patterns and layout definition.

Divider Mold Options Include:

• Linear Grid – clean and contemporary
• Diagonal Cross – dynamic movement
• Classic Floral Insets – nostalgic elegance
• Hex & Geometric Frames – modular and modern
• Custom Mold Development – for branded or project-specific motifs

These molds allow you to combine colored bases and aggregates into repeatable or singular artistic statements, giving terrazzo a truly architectural edge.