Terrazzo in a material world
Here’s something a little different for terrazzo fans – a chance to enjoy your favourite material as a soft furnishing option!
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Interior Design
Sizing up the Surface Design Show 2025
MD John Krause, Senior Sales Manager Sydney Robertson and Sales Ahmed Bougrinat visited the Surface Design Show 2025 at the Business Design Centre in Islington.
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Recycling parts of London Wall!
Diespeker has recently taken delivery of some slabs of marble salvaged during the refurbishment of a well-known City of London office building.
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Which natural stone or terrazzo would you choose for Mocha Mousse?
Each year Diespeker highlights the Pantone colour of the year and which of our materials it will work well with. Chosen by the Pantone Color Institute, the colour is deemed to “express a global mood and an attitude, reflecting collective desire in the form of a single, distinct hue”.
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Top terrazzo trends from 2024
During 2024 terrazzo continued to develop as one of the most versatile and sought-after materials in interior design. Designers have been pushing boundaries with their requests for bold colours, sustainable techniques, and innovative applications. Here’s a look at the top terrazzo trends we’ve seen over the year, commissioned by architects, designers, and homeowners. Bold colour combinations There are plenty of options for neutral, understated terrazzo – and plenty of applications
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True Joy finds its perfect terrazzo partner! Dulux colour of the year 2024
Dulux has announced its new Colour of the Year, and this time it’s a really bright yellow. Dulux hopes ‘True Joy’ will inspire people to leap out of their comfort zones. The idea behind the colour is reflecting what Dulux has pinpointed as behavioural trends for 2025: “This year, there’s a growing sense across the world that life must be better elsewhere. In times like these, there’s a desire to
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Step back in time to 1980s marble and terrazzo floor artwork
In 1985, Christopher Tipping was commissioned to create an artwork for the floor of the new Jay Mews Entrance and Reception rotunda of the Royal College of Art Darwin Building, Kensington Gore. The commission came from Su Rogers, Director of the RCA Project Office and tutor in the School of Architecture. Chris had only recently graduated from the RCA Department of Ceramics and Glass, and this was his first public
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Finalist in prestigious Mix Awards
We are very excited to announce that we are finalists in the Mix Awards 2024. We’re one of nine finalists in the Product/Surface category for our sustainable terrazzo, Rubblazzo. Rubblazzo is our bespoke terrazzo made using recycled London rubble which is set within an ultra-low carbon alternative to traditional cement. Still a fairly new product, it’s been used in exterior applications, but most recently as an unusual reception island in
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Terrazzo table tops for gorgeous refurb in Devon
Hotel du Vin in Exeter recently underwent a ground floor refurbishment that included its Bistro. Bistro du Vin serves classical French dishes with a twist, combining contemporary and traditional. Diespeker was commissioned by Room Contracts to supply 23 table tops in our TE113 resin terrazzo. TE113 offers an eclectic mix of brown, green, orange, pink and terracotta chippings, all set into a classic white background, itself mixing a modern look
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Art Deco bespoke terrazzo flooring retained in restaurant revamp
Back in 2019, Diespeker created a simply stunning terrazzo floor for restaurant Folie in London’s Golden Square. The geometric terrazzo design by Studio KO combined funky Art Deco with a touch of 1970s glam. Central to the overall restaurant design, the geometrically shaped sections of terrazzo in ochre, green, pink, navy blue and black separated with brass inlays evoked the essence of the French Riviera. The five colours and shapes
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