Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
How Make a Designer, Colorful Glass Terrazzo Table on a DIY Budget!
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I've made quite a few Terrazzo projects lately but they require a lot of hard work grinding down cured concrete to expose the cool aggregate within. With this Fake Terrazzo method, I'm applying a lot of the techniques use in mosaics to create a Designer Terrazzo look by utilizing tiles and grout!! This technique also lets you use aggregate / Tiles (ceramic porcelain, glass) that normally wouldn't work great for terrazzo projects since they aren't solid stone or solid colored glass. If you like this, give it a thumbs up and let me know if you give it a try! Thanks for watching :)
Terrazzo Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbtwKDr1kS90&si=hifTwI_y7owWEC_b
Materials and supplies:
Tiles I Used: flooranddecor.com/glass-tile/pure-sky-glass-tile-101328003.html
Tile Adhesive: amzn.to/4x3IfCC
Grout: thehomedepotcreator.sjv.io/yZPmDN
Grout Float: amzn.to/4i0H7f2
Glaze 'n' Seal:bamzn.to/3V4BRgQ
Wood Glue: amzn.to/4yd6S0z
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-Mike Montgomery
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Hi, My name is Mike Montgomery and I'm a MAKER; a designer, builder, and full-time content creator. Accessibility is my focus with Modern Builds, not simply accessibility of designs, but accessibility in materials, information, and projects themselves. I've focused on creating furniture and DIY projects that are simple enough that any beginner maker can accomplish, yet interesting enough that any expert might be inspired. Building and making is becoming less and less of an exclusive hobby and profession. My goal is to reduce that separation even further.
How Make a Designer, Colorful Glass Terrazzo Table on a DIY Budget!
Head to squarespace.com/modernbuilds to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code MODERNBUILDS
I've made quite a few Terrazzo projects lately but they require a lot of hard work grinding down cured concrete to expose the cool aggregate within. With this Fake Terrazzo method, I'm applying a lot of the techniques use in mosaics to create a Designer Terrazzo look by utilizing tiles and grout!! This technique also lets you use aggregate / Tiles (ceramic porcelain, glass) that normally wouldn't work great for terrazzo projects since they aren't solid stone or solid colored glass. If you like this, give it a thumbs up and let me know if you give it a try! Thanks for watching :)
Terrazzo Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbtwKDr1kS90&si=hifTwI_y7owWEC_b
Materials and supplies:
Tiles I Used: flooranddecor.com/glass-tile/pure-sky-glass-tile-101328003.html
Tile Adhesive: amzn.to/4x3IfCC
Grout: thehomedepotcreator.sjv.io/yZPmDN
Grout Float: amzn.to/4i0H7f2
Glaze 'n' Seal:bamzn.to/3V4BRgQ
Wood Glue: amzn.to/4yd6S0z
Thanks for watching!!
modernbuilds.com
___________________________________________________________________
ADD ME ON:
Instagram: goo.gl/UgEpJs | @modernbuilds
Facebook: goo.gl/KiI1cX
TikTok: tiktok.com/@mikefrommodernbuilds
Subscribe: goo.gl/pgDSS8
Website: modernbuilds.com
Merch: modernbuilds.com/store
___________________________________________________________________
Thanks for watching!
-Mike Montgomery
MODERN BUILDS
Hi, My name is Mike Montgomery and I'm a MAKER; a designer, builder, and full-time content creator. Accessibility is my focus with Modern Builds, not simply accessibility of designs, but accessibility in materials, information, and projects themselves. I've focused on creating furniture and DIY projects that are simple enough that any beginner maker can accomplish, yet interesting enough that any expert might be inspired. Building and making is becoming less and less of an exclusive hobby and profession. My goal is to reduce that separation even further.
