Onyx Marble Mosaic Tiles

These Onyx Marble Mosaic Tiles offer a luxurious and elegant addition to any space. With their unique patterns and natural veining, they add a touch of sophistication and style. Made with high-quality materials, they provide durability and long-lasting beauty. Transform your home or business with these exquisite tiles.

The term Mosaic originated from ancient Greece, also known as mosaic tiles. The original meaning is “worthy of meditation, and patient artistic work is required”. It was born with a long history of art and is one of the oldest styles in the history of human art. The Italian onyx marble mosaic tiles manufacturer SICIS, known as the "LV of Mosaics", originated in 1987. Its birth is attributed to its founder, Mr. Maurizio Leo Placuzzi.

SICIS is well-known for its handy use of this ancient art element. It boldly uses rich colors and magnificent and fantastic patterns. Through continuous research on materials and technology, it has revolutionized the mosaic industry and further transformed the mosaic elements. Transplanted into the home series to maximize the aesthetics of life. SICIS mosaic is good at applying the elements of nature to the tiles, forming a lifelike picture through the combination of fine tiles. Just like this blooming flower, the elegant color tone is extremely feminine. The exquisite craftsmanship vividly expresses the blooming posture of the flowers, as well as the stretched petals and branches and leaves.

Finished paving: onyx marble mosaic tiles finished paving refers to the "large block paving" method in which the mosaic has a paper skin to form an integral unit. 1. Clean up the base layer: clean up the wall surface, and "texture" the base layer with a very smooth surface, and use 1:3 cement mortar to make the bottom. 2. Paste the ash cake and make the reinforcement: 3. Grid elastic line: wipe the dust off the surface of the onyx marble mosaic tiles, fill the seams of the mosaic with the iron trowel with the white cement paste, and then paste it on the wall. After the bricks are pasted, use an iron trowel to press hard to make them stick firmly and correct them.