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The tradition of Venetian terrazzo, a contemporary evolution for modern and classic interiors

Low-thickness flooring and wall finishes that express a new aesthetic of materiality, where creative expression meets the expressive power of materials.

Fluid, versatile, and uninterrupted, seamless surfaces envelop spaces with contemporary elegance. with their vibrant textures, offer endless possibilities for customisation.Marble aggregates, with their vibrant textures, offer endless possibilities for customisation. KREI’s seamless surface reinterprets the tradition of Venetian terrazzo in a low-thickness solution designed for contemporary architecture.

This is not simply a decorative finish, but a certified technical system composed of selected mineral aggregates blended with high-performance binders.

Thanks to their excellent adhesion and versatility, these innovative materials can be applied to a wide range of surfaces, from floors and walls to staircases, counters and design objects, transforming existing elements into something truly distinctive. A design approach that breathes new life into spaces through minimalist textures and bespoke finishes, creating a contemporary aesthetic.

KREI’s seamless Venetian terrazzo surface allows precise control over the colour composition, aggregate size and surface finish, offering complete customisation of the final result. The versatility of this material makes it suitable for both floors and walls, maintaining material consistency and a strong design identity across a wide range of applications, including private residences, showrooms and retail spaces, hotels and contract interiors, as well as public architecture projects.

Key technical features include:

  • Reduced application thickness (also suitable for renovation projects)
  • High mechanical strength and long-term durability
  • No joints, ensuring visual and functional continuity
  • Compatible with underfloor heating systems
  • Easy maintenance and a surface that can be easily restored

Chosen for their reduced thickness, high mechanical strength and long-term durability, seamless surfaces create visual and functional continuity within spaces thanks to the absence of joints.

Natural materials used by architects and designers to create residential spaces, hotels, showrooms, museums and luxury residences, they adapt to all types of architectural projects, whether modern or classic.

Enhancing their expressive power within an architectural project means giving the material a voice and interpreting it with a sensitive design approach.

Seamless surfaces can be found in design projects across Rome, Milan and Florence, where their expressive qualities are enhanced through a sensitive and considered design approach.

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Collaborating to create

We collaborate with architecture studios, interior designers and companies on residential, hospitality and retail projects.
Every project is unique.
 Every material is the result of a vision and a deliberate choice.
KREI is where material and design come together.

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Caratteristica

Graniglia

Microcemento

Cocciopesto

Spessore medio Medio-basso Molto basso Variabile
Effetto estetico Materico / inerti visibili Liscio / industriale Naturale / caldo
Resistenza meccanica Alta Media Media
Continuità senza fughe
Personalizzazione cromatica Elevata Elevata Media

Technical FAQs

1What is the minimum thickness of KREI marble aggregate flooring?
The thickness varies depending on the substrate, but thanks to its low-thickness system, it is also suitable for renovation projects.
2Can it be applied over an existing floor?
Yes, subject to a technical assessment of the substrate and proper preparation.
3Is it compatible with underground heating?
Yes, KREI marble aggregate surfaces are compatible with underfloor heating systems.
4Does it require any special maintenance?
No, maintenance is simple, and the surface can be easily restored over time.
5What is the difference between marble aggregate and microcement?
Marble aggregate incorporates visible aggregates and draws on the tradition of terrazzo, while microcement offers a more uniform, industrial look.