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The design spotlight / Elevation Terrazzo
A little fleck. A lot of personality.
Terrazzo brings a fresh point of view outside. Mineral flecks add depth to a quiet palette, giving patios, roof terraces and poolscapes an expressive architectural finish. Our exterior porcelain collection captures that character in a surface made for outdoor living.
Denver rooftop inspiration / a distinctive terrace under the city sky
The terrazzo collection
Five palettes. Two proportions. One expressive surface.
12″ × 24″Nominal rectangular format
24″ × 24″Nominal square format
¾″Exterior porcelain thickness
Set squares in a crisp grid. Use rectangles for a longer visual rhythm, with offsets following the product guidance. Pair the field with coordinated coping and edge options, confirmed for your color and project.
Give a neighborhood patio a confident material identity. Use pale flecks against red brick and cedar, or a deeper charcoal palette alongside crisp contemporary architecture. The floor becomes part of the design.
Scenes are illustrative Colorado design concepts, not completed Elevation projects or exact SKU reproductions. The five close-up images are actual material samples. Confirm calibrated dimensions, exterior finish, support and coping options with our team.
Elevation / The architectural paver edit
See the texture. Imagine the space.
Bluestone. Block. Icon Travertine. Luxor, Dolomia, Agathos, Flatiron, Urbe and Dolomite. Explore the collections through distinctive Colorado design studies, close-up surface views and actual material samples.
Colorado architectural renderings, inspired by actual material samples. They explore color, scale and texture; they are not completed Elevation projects or exact tile reproductions. Actual swatches and color-specific sizes appear inside each collection. Physical samples control selection.
The complete landscape porcelain collection
Every collection. In plain sight.
Explore all 66 collections in our core landscape porcelain ranges. Stone, timber, concrete, travertine, cotto and terrazzo—each with its own palette, formats and finishing options. Every collection below opens its complete colors, sizes, patterns and edge details.
We’re curators with an expansive material library. We source distinctive porcelain, pair the right finish with the right application, and help you build a material story that belongs in Colorado—from quiet limestone terraces to expressive marble walls.
The complete Elevation material library
Every look. More possibilities.
Explore our expanded sourcing library—from porcelain landscape pavers and natural-stone collections to pool mosaics, architectural cladding and panoramic porcelain. Compare the colors, proportions and finishing details that make a space your own.
All collections, A–Z by material look Open any name for complete specifications ↗
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One palette. A complete project.
Choose the field tile, then coordinate sizes, laying patterns, copings and wall faces. Catalog dimensions are nominal unless noted. Colors and formats can have different finishes, thicknesses and application ratings; our team confirms the exact combination, samples and lead time before ordering.
This is a sourcing library, not a statement of warehouse inventory. Exterior paving, submerged pool tile, pedestal support and wall cladding are separate approvals. Installation and exposure suitability are confirmed for your Colorado project.
The finishing advantage / Copings & specialty pieces
Beautiful surfaces. Exceptional edges.
A remarkable patio doesn’t stop at the edge. Our “L”-shaped porcelain copings and coordinated specialty pieces carry the material story over pool borders, stair nosings, seating walls and planter caps. It’s the detail that makes the whole space feel considered.
The “L”-shaped difference
A crisp top. A tailored return. One connected look.
The horizontal porcelain surface turns down at the exposed edge with a precision-mitered face. That shallow return creates a substantial architectural edge while keeping the patio, coping and surrounding details in a coordinated palette.
On a pool, it frames the water. On steps, it defines each tread. On walls and planters, it gives the top edge a polished, custom finish.
Coordinate the coping with your deck color and texture. Add planned corner closures for a composed edge around the water and raised spa.
Step to landing.
Bring the same material across the tread, nosing and adjoining terrace. Mitered returns create crisp stair profiles and a beautifully connected entrance.
Wall to cap.
Complete squared seating walls, planters and low walls with coordinated caps, returns and corner details. Keep the architectural language consistent from ground to top.
A seamless-looking finish
Designed to turn the corner.
Pair straight “L” pieces with left/right closures and 45° corner cuts where available. Plan the whole perimeter before fabrication, including exposed ends, step transitions and wall-cap returns.
These are fabricated mitered details: panel joints remain part of the design. Face pattern continuity and exposed edge appearance vary by finish and fabrication.
Mitered “L” profiles
Straight drop-front edges for crisp pool, step and raised-paving transitions.
Corner closures
Left/right end closures and 45° cuts to resolve visible corners cleanly.
Bullnose & bevel
Rounded or beveled coping options for the edge character your project needs.
Drainage pieces
Coordinated slotted grids and corner pieces to integrate water management into the material palette.
Finished for Colorado.
We coordinate the edge package with porcelain suited to the project’s exterior exposure. Full support beneath fabricated pieces, positive drainage, flexible movement joints and appropriate exterior bonding all help the detail perform through Colorado’s changing seasons. Wall caps need a designed slope and runoff detail; pool and stair edges need the right finish and profile for their use.
Bring your plans to our showroom. We’ll work through deck tile, coping, corners, steps and caps together. Specialty sizes, color matches and fabrication options are confirmed by collection.
02 / Panoramic porcelain
Think bigger. Much bigger.
Immersive veining. Vast planes. Fewer visual interruptions. Our panoramic slab edit takes porcelain beyond the patio and into the architecture itself.
63″ × 126″SELECT NOMINAL SLAB FORMAT
6 / 12 mmSELECT SLAB THICKNESSES
Make a fireplace the focal point. Wrap a planter in a continuous material story. Create a dramatic accent wall, a precision-mitered bench face, or a sculptural outdoor kitchen.
Outdoor scene is an illustrative Colorado design concept. Formats, finishes and exterior suitability vary by selection. Slabs require specialist handling, fabrication and a gauged-panel installation system. Fireplace clearances follow the appliance listing. Decorative polished slabs are not presented as wet outdoor walking surfaces.
Illustrative Colorado design concepts. Exact panels, fabrication and exterior installation system are specified for each project.
03 / Beyond the patio
One material. Endless directions.
Follow the porcelain from the ground up. Coordinate the terrace with the walls, waterline, bench faces and planters—or use a deliberate contrast to make one exceptional detail stand out.
Gallery combines material samples with photorealistic Colorado design concepts. Concept scenes are illustrative, not completed Elevation projects or exact product reproductions.
04 / Water, beautifully framed
A Colorado poolscape. Not just a pool deck.
Start with a stone-inspired deck. Add a coordinated coping edge, an expressive waterline, and a crisp tiled feature wall. Carry the palette onto the spa, raised planters and squared seating walls.
Pool deck porcelainWaterline & mosaicsCoping & edgesRaised spa faces
Our team separates deck-rated finishes from immersion-approved tile. Frost resistance, barefoot comfort, wet traction, edge fabrication and pool chemistry all belong in the selection conversation.
Colorado deserves thoughtful assemblies. Drainage, frost-sensitive soils, thermal movement and the correct bonding system matter as much as the finish. Explore our recommended installation approaches and project-specific design concepts.
Plan positive fall away from buildings and a lawful outlet. A permeable joint or aggregate base cannot drain into impermeable soil indefinitely. Keep drains accessible for maintenance.
Let materials move.
Honor substrate joints, perimeter gaps and exterior movement joints. Resin jointing and epoxy grout do not replace flexible movement joints. Use the project’s EJ171 design.
Choose by application.
Pedestal-rated pavers, immersed pool tile, exterior cladding and gauged slabs have different requirements. Confirm the exact product, finish, load rating and written assembly before installation.
06 / Let’s make it yours
Bring the vision. We’ll bring the palette.
Homeowners, landscape architects, pool builders and contractors: bring your plans, photographs or a material you love. Our team will help connect the surface, the details and the installation approach.
Visit our Westminster showroom 3700 W. 69th Pl. Westminster, CO 80030
Denver is home. We supply projects across the Mountain West and beyond. Get in touch with our team to arrange a showroom visit or discuss samples.
