Wall Mosaic

Technical considerations when choosing mosaic for wall applications

Mosaic tiles are a highly versatile and decorative solution for vertical surfaces, especially in bathrooms, kitchens, and wet areas. Unlike floor tiles, wall mosaics are not exposed to high mechanical loads, but they must still meet important technical criteria related to moisture, adhesion, weight, and compatibility with the substrate.

First, the wall surface must be clean, level, dry, and structurally sound. In bathrooms or areas subject to moisture, a proper waterproofing system is essential before installation. This can include liquid membranes or waterproof boards compliant with industry standards.

The type of adhesive depends on the tile material and setting. For dry, interior walls, a ready-mixed adhesive may be suitable. In wet zones, it's crucial to use a flexible cement-based adhesive (C2 classification or higher) for strong, long-lasting bonds.

Lastly, grouting plays both a technical and aesthetic role. For wet areas, we recommend water-repellent or epoxy-based grout to prevent moisture infiltration, stains, and mould. Grout joints are typically between 2 and 3 mm, depending on the mosaic format and pattern.

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    Glazed Earthenware Mosaic Tiles: Decorative Precision for Elegant Interiors

    Glazed earthenware mosaic tiles offer far more than simple wall protection—they are a refined design statement, where color, texture, and light combine to create atmospheres of elegance. Whether in the bathroom, kitchen, or powder room, these wall mosaics bring visual depth, rhythm, and personality to any interior. With their small format and typically pre-mounted sheets, glazed earthenware mosaics adapt effortlessly to irregular surfaces, curves, corners, and tight areas—always delivering a clean, consistent finish.

    Glazed earthenware, a time-honored ceramic material, is celebrated for its luminous surface and depth of tone. It is crafted from porous clay coated in a smooth, often glossy glaze, making it especially well-suited for interior vertical surfaces. In mosaic form, this material becomes an expressive medium. The variation in sheen, from high gloss to satin or matte, introduces visual nuance and allows for personalized composition across a wide spectrum of styles—from minimalist to Mediterranean, vintage to contemporary.

    Beyond aesthetics, these mosaics bring practical advantages: they are durable, moisture-resistant, hygienic, and remarkably easy to maintain. Their fine grain and enamel finish ensure lasting color intensity and resistance to household cleaning products. All of this makes glazed earthenware mosaic tiles a trusted and decorative choice for today’s interiors.

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    Wall Cladding Mosaic: Texture, Relief and Style for Your Interiors

    Wall cladding mosaics are far more than a simple decorative surface. They are a design statement that unites visual appeal and practical value. Designed to bring texture, depth and character to interior spaces, wall mosaic cladding transforms any wall into a visually expressive and modern surface.

    Composed of small tesserae pre-assembled on mesh, mosaic cladding delivers rich, nuanced results adaptable to all types of interior styles. It stands out for its ease of installation, compatibility with multiple substrates, and its ability to enhance a vertical surface through relief and materiality without overwhelming the space. It is ideal for updating or decorating vertical areas with high visual impact: living room walls, headboards, entryways, fireplaces, or feature walls in dining spaces.

    Available in a wide range of materials – natural stone, ceramic, glass, aluminum, stainless steel, or glass paste – wall cladding mosaic offers unparalleled aesthetic freedom. Each tile reflects light in a unique way, playing with contrasts, shadows, and texture to create living, dynamic surfaces that shift with the light.

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