ADE-05 Parisgreen

This is an inorganic, cement-based terrazzo with a gray cement base and evenly embedded natural green marble chips measuring 1 to 3 cm. The gray base is neutral and steady, while the green chips bring a touch of natural vitality. The two colors work together without clashing, giving the overall effect a calm, composed feel.

The chips range from 1 cm to 3 cm. Crushed natural marble retains irregular shapes—some nearly oval, others still sharp from quarrying—with color varying from light to deep green. Set into the gray cement, they look from afar like a few leaves floating on a gray-green ground; up close, each chip carries the natural veining of stone. Small chips fill the gaps between larger ones, leaving the surface dense and solid, with cement filling all voids. After grinding, the surface is a flat plane.

As an inorganic terrazzo, it uses ordinary Portland cement as the binder rather than resin. Cement-based slabs are denser and harder than organic terrazzo, offering good compression resistance and wear performance, suitable for high-traffic areas. However, cement has capillary pores, so the finished surface requires sealing treatment—such as crystallization or waxing—to effectively prevent liquid penetration and stain adhesion. Daily cleaning is handled with a damp mop; with proper maintenance, the floor can retain its polish for a long time.

The gray-green palette reads natural. In homes, it works for living room and dining room floors, as well as kitchen countertops. The gray is dirt-resistant, while the green accents keep the space from feeling dull. In commercial settings such as showrooms, offices, and shopping mall corridors, it presents a steady surface with subtle detail. Large slabs can be cut to site dimensions, minimizing joints and creating strong visual continuity over large areas.

During installation, inorganic terrazzo typically benefits from crystallization or periodic waxing after laying to improve surface density and sheen. Treated floors are more stain-resistant, easier to maintain, and have a longer service life.

In short, this is a cement-based terrazzo with a gray base and green aggregate. The surface is dense, with high hardness and good wear resistance, suitable for spaces that require durability and a hint of natural character.