Mosaic Wall Decor

Mosaic design embellished the rental properties and bathhouses of rich ancient Romans and the stunning mosques of early Islamic civilizations. The art kind, developing photos or patterns with littles colored glass, tile, stone or gems, covered yards, public baths, temple walls, vaulted ceilings and mausoleums throughout the Mediterranean. Today, you may discover a mosaic backsplash in a kitchen area, mosaic tile walls in a shower, framed mosaics on a wall, or stained glass mosaic windows in a cathedral or church.

Mosaic Mirror

Mirrored mosaic tile cleans over a restroom wall in a watery, reflective blur of light and shine. Tiling a whole wall in the damaged bits of mirror tile opens up a confined restroom, magnifying the light however refracting the view.

Wood Block Wall

Cover the wall behind your headboard with mosaic wood blocks of a little irregular density. A wood-block mosaic matches Zen bed room decor with a platform bed, natural products and fibers, and neutral colors.

Stained Glass Figures

Mosaics of stained glass produce works of art to hang on a wall, where they will certainly charm and capture the light like gems. Hang a guardian angel of nontransparent mosaic glass on the wall area in between ceiling and door frame in your youngster's bed room.

Flower Power

Mix mosaic tile, routine ceramic tile and textured walls in the restroom for a stylized garden. The stalks and leaves cut into the easy square ceramic tile covering the bottom half of the wall, while the stems, leaf points and flowers control the leading half of the wall. White ceilings, towels and a nubby bathmat-- and plenty of natural light from windows or daytime lamps-- highlight your theatrical mosaic flowerbed.