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Jesmonite Terrazzo Designs by Katie Gillies Katie Gillies is a surface and product designer from Nottingham, England. She set up her studio from her parents garage back in 2015 and began doing both personal design projects and commissioned work for clients. Later in 2016, she moved into a studio in Nottingham’s city centre, where she still is today. Katie specialises in using Jesmonite to create her colourful terrazzo surfaces & products. Every piece is carefully cast by hand and is completely unique in it’s colour and design. Her terrazzo works can be used for interior projects and products, ranging from...

Austria-based Klara Schuster, who formed her label frauklarer in 2014, recently switched to the composite material Jesmonite for her latest work of household accessories, having previously favored marble. Two new modern collections, all made from terrazzo-like Jesmonite, include a series of vases and vessels, as well as modular jewellery trays. The Freckles in Stone Collection is a series of bowls, vases, and vessels in various colorways with fresh shapes and modern silhouettes. The angular pieces boast “freckles” of colorful fragments that really elevate each object. Along with smooth edges, the pieces have a jagged side that will increase your desire to reach out and...

Take a look at these pieces made from Jesmonite by Emily Marlin. Her work is inspired by the 80s with bold colours & quirky design modernised with a contemporary twist. Experimenting with Jesmonite seeing how it can be poured, mixed & pigment added to create endless colour ranges. Visit her website here www.emilymarlin.com

Two materials of the moment – Jesmonite and terrazzo – have been combined by Olivia Aspinall Studio and Ornamental Grace for this range of colorful vessels. The patterned surface of each limited-edition piece is created by pigmenting Jesmonite aggregate pieces and adding them to the main base mix. Made with AC100