Durazzo Flooring
Introduction
Durazzo is more than just a flooring finish — it is a design material that allows architects and designers to create spaces with character, texture, and individuality. Combining the timeless aesthetic of terrazzo with modern resin technology, Durazzo delivers a seamless, highly durable surface that can be customised in colour, aggregate, and finish to suit any design vision.
What makes Durazzo especially exciting is its ability to transform functional surfaces into a key architectural feature. Whether used in hospitality, retail, commercial, or residential projects, it offers a refined, low-maintenance finish that balances both aesthetics and performance.
At Durable Floors, we see Durazzo as a collaborative design tool — giving architects the flexibility to create truly unique spaces while delivering a premium and long-lasting result.
Biography
My name is Maria Sultani, and I represent Durable Floors, a Sydney-based company with over 20 years of experience delivering high-quality resin and decorative flooring solutions across commercial, retail, hospitality, and residential projects.
Today’s presentation will introduce Durazzo — a modern terrazzo-inspired flooring system that combines durability, seamless performance, and high-end design flexibility. The presentation will explore how Durazzo can be used as a creative architectural finish, offering architects and designers the opportunity to customise colour, texture, and aggregate to create truly unique spaces.
Through samples, finishes, and project applications, we hope to showcase not only the technical performance of Durazzo, but also its potential to elevate the overall spatial and design experience.
At the end of this presentation, attendees will:
- Design a fully customizable terrazzo floor, understand the installation process.
- Understand the different floor finishes available.
- The questions to ask to better ascertain which type of flooring to recommend to the client.
- Understand & appreciate that specifications should consider the life cycle costs of a floor.
- Normally, a lower capex leads to higher maintenance costs.
- Appreciate the critical nature of installation techniques in avoiding an installation failure.
- That Terrazzo is a fast, clean, affordable system for new and old floors which need to be remediated.
