Mosaic tile brings a touch of elegance, luxury and sophistication to any room, including the bathroom and home spa. Although derived from an ancient tradition, in tile form mosaic is a contemporary solution for floor covering. For mosaic tiles, porcelain and ceramic tiles are also good alternatives to more maintenance-intensive materials such as glass, resin, marble, metal, and terracotta.
Mosaic lends a touch of elegance, luxury and sophistication to every context, including the bathroom and home spa. Although it is rooted in an ancient tradition, in tile form, mosaic is a modern solution for covering the bathroom floor and walls. Even for mosaic tiles, porcelain stoneware and ceramic are excellent alternatives to more demanding materials from a maintenance point of view, such as glass, resin, marble, metal and terracotta.
The Marazzi collections’ porcelain stoneware and ceramic mosaic tiles come in dozens of variants. Porcelain stoneware and ceramic are ideal materials for the bathroom because they are easy to clean, anti-slip and resistant to wear, moisture and sanitizing chemicals.
Bathroom mosaic can cover entire walls and floors or, combined with other tile sizes, customize certain parts or details of a room. The latter is the most fashionable trend: for example, mosaic frames the mirror above the sink, covers a masonry bath tub, creates a decorative band and covers a recess or the shower walls.
Mosaic is very versatile in the bathroom because it easily interprets all furnishing styles: classic, modern, rustic and minimal. In addition to classic mosaics with small or large square chips, Marazzi offers many other ideas for decorating the bathroom. There are mosaic tiles with hexagonal chips or with rectangular chips arranged with a perpendicular or herringbone design. Or irregular chips in multiple shapes and sizes, arranged to create a three-dimensional surface.
With regard to finishes and the range of colours, Marazzi produces mosaic tiles for the bathroom that are either glossy or matt, solid colour or melange – a combination of various shades in the same colour –, or similar to other materials, in particular to wood, concrete, stone and marble.
