Aesthetics is a cycle. The once-disdained retro designs and terrazzo floor tiles have now "come back" again.

The old houses from the last century mostly had terrazzo floors. Later, they were criticized for being "cold", having "too strong an

 industrial feel" and being "not sophisticated enough". With the widespread use of marble and wooden floors, terrazzo almost

 disappeared from residential buildings.

Nowadays, terrazzo has made a strong comeback and has become a new favorite for both designers and homeowners in the field of

 decoration. Moreover, the terrazzo technique has improved, featuring larger colored aggregates, a finer base, and even the ability to

 customize exclusive color schemes. It is not only used for flooring but also crafted into countertops, coffee tables, and even decorative

 items.

The bathroom is made of terrazzo. The effect is truly breathtaking, lasting for a thousand years. It's so beautiful that it's almost

 overwhelming.

In the 1990s, small patterned tiles were installed in almost every kitchen. The colors were red and green, with intricate patterns, paired

 with wooden cabinets and aluminum handles. Nowadays, these small patterned tiles have returned with more diverse colors and

 patterns. The moondial color scheme, geometric abstract patterns, and hand-painted glaze textures have been increasingly used in

 small areas such as the entrance, bathroom dry areas, and kitchen splashbacks by more and more people, becoming the finishing

 touches for the space.