Flecks of coloured glass and marble chips pattern these terrazzo objects for the home by Los Angeles studio Besler? ?&? ?Sons.
The set of Props features four different shapes: The? ?Classic? ?Wedge,? ?The? ?Personal? ?Pan? ?Pizza, The? ?Soupcan? ?and? ?The? ?Snubnose? ?Wedge.

They can be used as bookends, doorstops, paperweights and serving platters, or as decorative pieces in a home or office.
Besler? ?&? ?Sons, founded by husband-and-wife ?Erin? ?and? ?Ian? ?Besler, handmade each piece by adding the glass and marble chips to a cement mixture, then casting it in moulds.

?After? ?curing? ?overnight,? ?the? ?hardened? ?terrazzo? ?is? ?wet-ground?? ?and? ?polished? ?to? ?expose? the colourful pieces.
Terrazzo has been used for centuries as a construction and finish material in buildings ? most commonly flooring, thanks to its durability.
Other recent applications have included a camouflaged furniture installation by Max Lamb and inside a Singapore restaurant by Barber and Osgerby's Universal Design Studio.
Besler? ?&? ?Sons has taken a similar approach to updating the material, but on a smaller scale.

"?This? ?limited-run? ?collection? ?takes? ?an updated? ?view? ?on? ?that? ?process? ?to? ?create? ?a? ?series? ?of? ?elegant,? ?minimal? ?objects? ?for? ?your? ?home? ?or? ?office," Besler? ?&? ?Sons said.
Base hues for the geometric objects ? white, pink and lilac ? were chosen to reference elements of Downtown Los Angeles, like the storefronts of the Jewellery D...