Every chip lands where it wants to.
Six colourways, mixed by hand
Chips are cut from offcuts, so batches drift. Pick the palette you want to live with and we cast to it.
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A small table, a lot of offcuts
Lamar Terrazzo is cast in a Barcelona studio in batches small enough to count. Pigment is mixed by eye, chips are cut from what the last batch left over, and each piece is sanded by hand until the terrazzo shows.
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The coasters are the usual first stop.
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SHIPS FROM BARCELONA
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Order in. Casting starts Monday.
A confirmation is on its way, with the payment link. Everything is made to order, so give it from the day it is paid before it leaves the studio — you will get a photo of your actual pieces before they ship.
Made in small batches, on a table that is always a bit dusty.
Lamar Terrazzo started as a way to use up offcuts and turned into a small catalogue of coasters, planters and holders that people keep buying in threes.
Every piece is poured by hand in Barcelona. Pigment goes in by eye, chips are cut from earlier batches, and the surface is sanded back until the terrazzo reads. Nothing is mass-produced and nothing is exactly repeatable — the same mould gives a different face every time.
Six colourways run at the moment. Three carry names the studio gave them; three are newer and still being argued about.
Care & materials
Short version: wipe it, do not soak it, and expect it to age.
Chip density, pigment depth and edge finish shift between batches. Colour matching across separate orders is not possible — buy the set together if you want them to agree.
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