
04
Nov
2019
Best Mosaic Art Table Top Designs for Your Home Decor Projects
Taking a look at the way mosaic tile is used today, it’s hard to believe that it’s been a mainstay of art and interior design for centuries. We talk about the historical use of mosaic frequently here on our blog, and it’s there are a couple of consistently astonishing facts

28
Oct
2019
Mosaic Art Meets Halloween Horror
Halloween brings out a little bit of the dark side in everyone. It lets our inner self out for a bit of play and reveals more of our personality. Your mild-mannered coworker might love zombies. Your next-door neighbor might choose this day to let their Goth side come out. From

21
Oct
2019
Topkapi Palace is an Istanbul Must-See
Home to harems, history-making sultans, and the type of over-the-top ornamentation that surrounds royalty, the Topkapi Palace in Istanbul is a top tourist draw for Turkish tourists even today. For lovers of religious Islamic mosaic art, it’s a must-see. As a museum, it documents the incredible history of the Ottoman

15
Oct
2019
The Art of Building Community – Public Mosaic Projects Bring It All Together
Mosaic art, by design, is suitable for a variety of outdoor surfaces. It’s colorful, durable, and perfect for public art. Community projects and aesthetic enhancement of shared spaces are a wonderful match. Sometimes, this type of art pops up – a gift to the public with mysterious origins. Some installations

08
Oct
2019
Entertainment Season is Here – And Mosaic Tile Makes it Better Than Ever
Fall is officially here, and we’re in the sweet spot for entertaining guests. It’s still warm enough to gather outside, invite everyone over for some grilling and patio time – but the idea of the holiday season is creeping in. In case you’ve missed the arrival of all the seasonal

30
Sep
2019
Bohemian Mood and Ideas with Mosaic Style Decor
Bohemian home interior style is popular, no doubt about it. It lends itself to the multi-cultural world we live in, and reflects a more relaxed aesthetic that appeals to just about anyone. It’s also positioned on the opposite end of the spectrum from the modern homes we’ve also looked at