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Around 1900, terrazzo once again had become a popular material for the floors of kitchens and house entrances. Because terrazzo can be manufactured in the form of slabs of very different sizes, it can be laid like floor tiles. Thus, its uses are manifold: floor coverings, slabs, tiles, windowsills, and other items for all areas of everyday life and work.
