Marble Hexagon Mosaic

Create an elegant space with our Marble Hexagon Mosaic. Made of high-quality marble, it adds a touch of sophistication to any room. Its unique hexagon shape adds visual interest, making it a perfect addition to your decor. Elevate your space with this luxurious and durable mosaic.

Just use RGB as an example, R (red red), G (green green), B (blue blue). Each of these three colors has an intensity value in the range of 0~255. The higher the number, the brighter. For example, bright red uses R value 255, G value 0, and B value 0. Colored light can be diluted and brightened by achromatic light. If blue light meets white light, the result is a brighter light blue light. Therefore, the values of R, G, and B are different to mix the colors. For example, in a picture, there are many small color blocks of different colors. Because the pixels of these color blocks are very, very small and densely packed, marble hexagon mosaic is to circle a range (small color blocks are the range of integers, so Generally use rectangles or squares to circle), add up all the R values of the small color blocks in the circle to find the average. Then add up all the G values and find the average. Then add up all the B values and find the average. Finally, the average of the total R value above is the R value, the average of the total G value above is the G value, and the average of the total B value above is the B value, and a color is formed, and then the color is filled. Inside the circle, a mosaic is formed in this way. Mosaic is a professional term for architecture, which is divided into two types: ceramic mosaic tiles and glass mosaic tiles. It is a kind of decorative art that usually uses many small stones or colored glass fragments to form a pattern. The glass art in the church is also called stained glass. During the Byzantine Empire, marble hexagon mosaic developed into the form of frescoes in churches and palaces with the rise of Christianity.