White Thassos Mosaic Tile

This high-quality White Thassos Mosaic Tile features a sleek and modern design, perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any space. Made with durable materials, it promises long-lasting durability and ease of maintenance. Upgrade your home with the timeless beauty of this mosaic tile.

 

Feature	Details
Material	Natural Marble Stone,Travertine,Limestone
Colour	As pictures show or customized
Shape	Square, Basketweave, Mini brick, Modern brick, Herringbone, Subway, Hexagon, Octagon, Mixed, Grand fan, Penny round, Hand clipped, Tesserae, Random strip, River rocks, 3D cambered, Pinwheel, Rhomboid, Bubble round, Circle bubble, Stacked, etc...
MOQ	Unrestricted
Sheet Size	279x295mm , All sizes can be customized
Chip Size	48mm
Material	Natural Marble
Surface Finishing	Polished / Honed
Color	White
OEM&ODM	Accepted, different designs can be customized
Usage	Interior & exterior commercial and residencial Decoration, Kitchen,Bathroom ,Livingroom, etc.
Packing	Carton + Wooden Crate
Usage tips	1.Marble tiles: Grout these tiles after drying the laying mortar / adhesive with a natural stone-suitable, polymer-coated joint ingenuity for absorbent materials. 2.If a color-rich surface is desired, the surface must be treated with a natural stone-suitable color protectant after the jointing 3.Natural stone : Clean the marble tiles with commercially available grease-free, non-alkaline natural stone cleaners from the identical manufacturer of impregnation / color deepening.

Mosaic in Interior Design: Elevating Spaces with Art and Functionality

Mosaic in the Living Room: A Harmonious Blend of Tradition and Modernity

This design embodies a simple yet elegant Chinese style, using a black-and-white mosaic contrast for the TV background wall. The result is dignified yet unrestrained, restrained yet fluid.

According to Liu Jianming, designer at Shengshi Yibai Decoration Company, the most distinctive feature of this design is the innovative use of white Thassos mosaic tiles. This approach breaks away from traditional patterns, allowing Marseille-style decorative elements to shine. The extension of dark walnut lines enhances the sense of spatial flexibility, while wooden Chinese-style latticework reflects the homeowner's appreciation for Bogu (ancient Chinese collectibles).

Additionally, the latticework creates a sense of visual openness, ensuring that the partitions are both functional and aesthetically light. This seamless integration of mosaic and modern design beautifully expresses an artistic lifestyle.

Mosaic in the Dining Room: A Balance of Geometry and Elegance

This design brings the interaction between points, lines, and planes into daily life. Featuring straight lines, minimalist nodes, subdued tones, and a generous spatial layout, it emphasizes natural materials and a warm ambiance.

Designer Liu Jianming highlights the way delicate white Thassos mosaic tile walls, paired with white wood trim, create a romantic interplay of dots and lines in the restaurant space. The minimalist heating cover subtly resembles flowing musical notes, harmonizing with the mosaic.

At the entrance, the layered effect of the screen is enhanced by ice-cracked glass, which adds both transparency and poetic charm—blending practicality with artistry. The beige dining chairs and metallic-textured table legs further highlight a dance of color and texture, infusing the space with simplicity, elegance, and contemporary flair.

Practical Insights on Mosaic Use

Installation & Durability

Generally, a layer of kraft paper or nylon mesh is applied to the surface of stone-based white Thassos mosaic tiles. This technique ensures better adhesion with tile adhesive, preventing the mosaic particles from falling off. Once the glue has dried, the kraft paper is removed, revealing the final clean surface.

Advantages & Limitations

Mosaic tiles are known for their water resistance and non-slip properties. However, due to their small size and multiple grout lines, they tend to trap dirt and can be challenging to clean over time. Partial peeling may occur with prolonged use, making repairs difficult.

For these reasons:

• Avoid using mosaic tiles extensively in kitchens, where heavy grease buildup can make maintenance difficult.
• Do not use regular jointing agents for mosaics, unless you have a high level of expertise.
• Limit material variation in a single area—using more than two different materials can create a scattered, inconsistent look.

Mosaic Beyond Bathrooms and Kitchens

While mosaics are traditionally used in kitchens and bathrooms, they are now making their way into living rooms and bedrooms as statement design elements.

When applied on curved surfaces or cylindrical structures, mosaics effortlessly conform to contours, creating a seamless and visually stunning effect. This adaptability further cements mosaic’s place as a sought-after material in contemporary interior design.