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Magnolia White Large-Chip Terrazzo

Magnolia White large-chip terrazzo used in a realistic hospitality interior with warm-white matrix and pale beige aggregates

Magnolia White Large-Chip Terrazzo

Magnolia White is a cement-based terrazzo with a soft warm-white matrix, irregular oversized pale beige and light greige stone aggregates, and dense smaller chips that fill the spaces between the larger fragments.

  • Item No :

    ALT-0005
  • Surface finish :

    polished or honed
  • Order(MOQ) :

    300 square meters
  • Payment :

    T/T, L/C, Cash
  • Product Origin :

    China
  • Color :

    white
  • Shipping Port :

    Xiamen or other China port
  • Lead Time :

    around 15–20 days
  • Weight :

    2700 kgs/M3

Welcome to custom made color and design from us.

 

Product Description

 

The mixed-scale aggregate design gives the material a stronger visual presence than conventional fine-chip white terrazzo. It is particularly suitable for hospitality, retail, restaurant, residential and design-led commercial interiors where the surface is intended to remain visible rather than disappear quietly into the background.

Aoli Stone can supply Magnolia White in slab, tile and project cut-to-size formats, subject to confirmation of dimensions, thickness, finish, quantity and packing requirements.

Because the large aggregates are naturally and randomly distributed, a small sample cannot fully represent the appearance of a complete slab or a large installed area. For project approval, buyers should review the physical sample together with full-slab photographs or larger reference panels before production.

 

Full slab of Magnolia White terrazzo showing warm-white background and mixed-scale pale beige aggregate distribution

 

Close-up of Magnolia White terrazzo with oversized pale beige fragments and dense fine aggregate

 

Magnolia White terrazzo surface finish under natural angled light

 

Thickness and size inspection of Magnolia White terrazzo before project processing

 

Cut-to-size processing of Magnolia White terrazzo project pieces in a stone factory

 

Dry lay inspection of Magnolia White terrazzo cut-to-size pieces before packing

 

Export packing for Magnolia White terrazzo slabs and cut-to-size pieces with edge protection

 

Magnolia White terrazzo flooring and selected wall panels in a hotel lobby application concept

 

Magnolia White terrazzo bar counter and tabletops in a restaurant application concept

 

Magnolia White terrazzo vanity top and wall cladding in a bathroom application concept

 

Magnolia White terrazzo stair treads and display plinth in a retail application concept

 

 

Why Magnolia White Works for Project Buyers

· Distinctive mixed-scale aggregate design
Large pale stone fragments create the main visual identity, while smaller chips provide density and continuity between them.

· Warm rather than clinical white appearance
The soft white matrix and beige-grey aggregates work well with timber, brushed metal, plaster, neutral fabrics and other warm interior materials.

· Suitable for visible architectural surfaces
The pattern can add material character to feature floors, wall panels, reception counters, tabletops and custom interior elements.

· Available in multiple project formats
Slabs, standard tiles and cut-to-size pieces may be discussed according to the project drawings and final application.

· Supports sample and large-area visual review
Buyers can compare the approved sample with full-slab or production photographs to better understand aggregate distribution.

· Appropriate for design-led collections
For importers and distributors, Magnolia White can serve as a stronger visual product within a terrazzo collection rather than another generic white option. 

 

Material Character and Aggregate Design

Magnolia White uses a soft warm-white cementitious background with a mixed-scale aggregate composition.

The most visible fragments are irregular pale beige, pearl-grey and light greige stone aggregates. Some pieces may appear softly translucent under certain lighting conditions. Between the larger aggregates, a dense network of smaller white, beige and grey chips creates additional texture and prevents the surface from appearing empty.

The pattern is random rather than geometrically repeated. This natural variation is part of the material character, but it also means that the location, size and concentration of individual large fragments will vary across slabs and production areas.

A small sample is useful for confirming the general base color, aggregate colors and finish. It should not be treated as a complete representation of full-slab chip distribution.

 

Specification Matrix

 

Item

Terrazzo stone

Product name

Magnolia White Large-Chip Cement Terrazzo

Item code

ALT-0005

Material type

Cement-based terrazzo; exact formulation [Need confirmation]

Main color

Soft warm white

Aggregate appearance

Pale beige, pearl-grey and light greige stone aggregates

Exact aggregate mineral

[Need confirmation]

Chip structure

Mixed-scale, with dominant large irregular chips and dense smaller fragments

Numerical chip-size range

[Need confirmation]

Surface finish

Honed or polished

Standard tile sizes

305 × 305, 457 × 457, 500 × 500 and 600 × 600 mm

Available slab sizes

2400 × 1600 mm and 2700 × 1800 mm

Standard thickness

20 mm; other thicknesses subject to confirmation

Product formats

Slabs, tiles and project cut-to-size pieces

Custom processing

Cut-to-size and selected edge or shaped processing, subject to drawing review

MOQ

300 m²

Production lead time

around 15–20 days

Approximate density or weight

2700kgs/M3

Shipping port

Xiamen or another agreed Chinese port

Packing

To be confirmed according to slab, tile or cut-to-size format

 

Recommended Applications

Hospitality and Retail Feature Flooring

Magnolia White can create a recognizable floor surface in hotel lobbies, restaurants, cafés and retail interiors.

Before ordering, buyers should confirm the tile size, finish, joint layout, expected foot traffic, maintenance plan and any required slip-resistance standard. Polished appearance should never be treated as proof of slip resistance.

Buyers should provide a floor plan, total area, tile dimensions, finish requirement and destination.

 

Wall Panels and Reception Counter Cladding

The large aggregates remain clearly visible on vertical surfaces and can give reception areas, counters and feature walls a stronger material identity.

Panel dimensions, visible joints, corner details, support system and installation responsibility should be confirmed before cutting.

Buyers should provide elevations, panel schedules, corner details and required edge treatments.

 

Tabletops, Bar Counters and Vanity Tops

The warm-white and beige aggregate composition works well for restaurant tables, bar counters, bathroom vanities and custom furniture surfaces.

The project should confirm thickness, edge profile, support, cutouts, sealing expectations and exposure to food, cosmetics or staining materials.

Buyers should provide drawings, dimensions, cutout positions, edge details and support information.

 

Stair Treads and Custom Display Elements

Magnolia White may be considered for stair treads, risers, display plinths and sculptural interior elements where the large-chip pattern can remain visible.

The design must confirm nosing, anti-slip detail, structural support, piece size, handling and installation method. Not every curved or unsupported form is physically suitable for stone fabrication.

Buyers should provide shop drawings, sections, load-support details and final dimensions.

 

Bathroom Wall and Vanity Applications

The material may be used for vanity tops and selected bathroom wall surfaces, subject to finish, sealing, joint and installation review.

Wet-area suitability should be evaluated for the exact application rather than assumed from the product name.

 

What Buyers Should Confirm Before Ordering

1. Whether the approved product is cement-based terrazzo and what aggregate is actually used.

2. The required base-color direction under natural or project lighting.

3. Acceptable large-chip size, density and random distribution.

4. Whether the sample must be supported by full-slab photographs or a larger approval panel.

5. Honed or polished finish and any required gloss or slip test.

6. Final thickness, tile size, slab format and quantities.

7. Cut-to-size drawings, cutouts, edge profiles and visible sides.

8. Acceptable batch and color variation.

9. Area layout, joint width and installation responsibility.

10. Sealing and maintenance expectations.

11. Packing method, piece numbering and unloading conditions.

12. Confirmed MOQ, production lead time and destination port. 

 

Quality Control and Project Risk Reduction

Subject to the confirmed order scope, the project review may include:

· physical sample approval;

· full-slab or large-area appearance photographs;

· base-color and aggregate-distribution review;

· slab, tile or cut-to-size quantity checking;

· thickness and dimensional inspection;

· visible edge and surface-finish review;

· dry lay or layout checking when required;

· piece numbering and area-based packing;

· export packing and pre-shipment photographs.

 

The purpose of these checks is not to promise perfectly identical aggregate distribution. It is to identify unacceptable differences, missing information or processing issues before shipment.

 

Limitations and Honest Notes

· Large aggregates are randomly distributed and will not appear in identical positions on every slab or tile.

· A small sample cannot fully represent the balance of large and small chips across a complete slab.

· The photographed base color may change under different lighting, screens and camera white balance.

· Polished terrazzo should not automatically be described as non-slip.

· Sealing and maintenance requirements depend on the finish, application and site conditions.

· Outdoor, freeze-thaw, UV-exposed or permanently wet applications require separate technical evaluation.

· Large slabs and fabricated pieces require appropriate lifting, support and installation by qualified contractors.

· Aggregates exposed along cut edges may create natural visual irregularity and should be reviewed during edge-profile approval. 

 

 

Request a physical Magnolia White sample together with full-slab photographs to evaluate the warm-white tone, large aggregate scale and overall visual balance.

Ask for available formats, sample options, confirmed MOQ, packing method and recommendations for positioning Magnolia White within a terrazzo product collection.

Send your drawings, size list, thickness, finish, quantity, destination and packing requirements for a project-specific fabrication review and quotation.

 

FAQ

Is Magnolia White a fine-chip or large-chip terrazzo?

It is primarily a large-chip terrazzo, but the design also contains dense smaller aggregates. The result is a mixed-scale surface rather than a sparse large-chip pattern.

Can a small sample represent the complete slab?

No. A sample can show the general background color, aggregate colors and finish, but it cannot show the complete distribution of large fragments. Full-slab photographs or a larger approval panel are recommended.

Is Magnolia White available as both slabs and tiles?

The current product information lists standard tile sizes and two slab formats. Final availability should be confirmed before quotation.

What finishes are available?

Honed and polished finishes are currently listed. Any anti-slip, brushed, washed or other finish must be separately confirmed and tested for the intended application.

How is the price calculated?

Price depends on slab or tile format, thickness, finish, quantity, cut-to-size requirements, edge processing, packing and delivery terms. Drawings or a detailed size list are required for an accurate project quotation.

Will every slab have the same large-chip distribution?

No. The overall color and design direction can be controlled, but individual aggregate positions and concentrations will vary naturally.

How long is the production lead time?

The existing page lists different lead-time figures. A confirmed lead time should be provided only after reviewing the quantity, finish, processing scope, sample approval and production schedule.

 

 

Projects application examples

 

Popular color palette

 

 

Package loading details

 

 

Factory viewing

 

 

Qualification certificate

 

 

Why choose us

Nan an Aoli stone is a qualified and well-equipped artificial stone factory

More than 100,000 meters workshop

300 more skillful workers,

2 Auto artificial marble production lines,

9 sets imported diamond see-saw,

4 sets of Auto polishing machines,

10 infrared machines

several profile machine...

 

 

 

Our team at Xiamen international stone fair- supply better Terrazzo stone

 

 

 

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