Mosaics can be found in many different places. Here is a non-exhaustive list of locations where you might find a mosaic:

  • Your kitchen backsplash
  • Indoor or outdoor fountain
  • The façade of a building or house
  • A garden wall or boundary wall
  • A tabletop
  • A framed mirror
  • A mural for schools, town halls, etc.
  • A metro or train station
  • A shop sign
  • A tombstone – ideally in the shade of a tree

Here are different possible configurations for these other locations.

Configuration 1 — Kitchen backsplash, contemporary geometry

  • Dimensions: 300 × 60 cm
  • Location: wall behind the worktop and hob
  • Material: glass mosaic
  • Design / image: minimalist geometric pattern, shades of white and grey
  • Grout: light grey epoxy
  • Desired effect: contemporary kitchen, easy to maintain

Configuration 2 — Bathroom mirror frame, light halo

  • Dimensions: 8 cm band all around a 90 × 70 cm mirror
  • Location: wall above the sink
  • Material: iridescent glass mosaic
  • Design / image: vertical gradient from pearly white to lagoon blue
  • Grout: pearl epoxy
  • Desired effect: light halo around the mirror, decorative accent without overloading the wall

Configuration 3 — Coffee table top, stylised floral motif

  • Dimensions: 80 × 80 cm top
  • Location: living room or conservatory
  • Material: ceramic and glass mosaic
  • Design / image: large stylised flower in the centre, plain light background
  • Grout: sand-coloured epoxy
  • Desired effect: centrepiece of the living room, durable and easy-to-clean surfaConfiguration 4 — Patio wall fountain, marine scene.

Configuration 4 — Patio wall fountain, marine scene

  • Dimensions: 120 × 180 cm panel behind the fountain basin
  • Location: sheltered exterior wall
  • Material: frost-resistant glass mosaic
  • Design / image: stylised fish, seaweed and bubbles, blue/green tones
  • Grout: stone-grey epoxy
  • Desired effect: focal point of the patio, Mediterranean atmosphere
  • Configuration 5 — Garden wall, vegetal mural

Configuration 5 — Garden wall, vegetal mural

  • Dimensions: 400 × 180 cm panel in the centre of a boundary wall
  • Location: exterior wall
  • Material: porcelain stoneware with glass mosaic inlays
  • Design / image: silhouettes of leaves and branches in deep green, ochres and browns
  • Grout: dark grey epoxy
  • Desired effect: turning a blank wall into a permanent landscape, backdrop for garden furniture

Configuration 6 — Primary school mural, participative frieze

  • Dimensions: 1500 × 100 cm frieze along a corridor
  • Location: interior wall
  • Material: glass and ceramic mosaic (child-friendly format)
  • Design / image: silhouettes of children, houses, trees, sun, elements created from pupils’ drawings
  • Grout: medium grey epoxy
  • Desired effect: educational and decorative project, helping children to take ownership of the space.

Configuration 7 — Town hall lobby, coat of arms and heritage

  • Dimensions: 300 × 250 cm panel in the reception lobby
  • Location: main wall facing the entrance
  • Material: glass mosaic, with some pieces in natural stone
  • Pattern / image: municipality’s coat of arms, emblematic architectural elements, local landscape
  • Grout: stone-colored epoxy
  • Desired effect: showcase the local identity, convey a strong and lasting institutional image

Configuration 8 — Metro station, directional frieze

  • Dimensions: continuous 2000 × 80 cm frieze along one platform
  • Location: platform wal
  • Material: high-resistance porcelain stoneware tiles
  • Pattern / image: colored lines inspired by the metro map, signage pictograms
  • Grout: dark grey epoxy
  • Desired effect: visual landmarks for passengers, distinctive graphic identity for the station