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Mosaic Tile

Mosaic tile is a simple way to add visual interest to any wall, floor or space. Whether creating an original pattern or a focal point in a room, mosaics are versatile for achieving any design goal.

These tiles can be made from stones, like travertine, marble or pebbles, or glass, metal, porcelain, and more. Explore the many different colors, sizes and finishes of mosaic tile from The Tile Shop.

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Recessed shelf with blue, brown, and white chevron mosaic. A plant and body wash sit on the shelf.

Mosaic tile is a simple way to add visual interest to any wall, floor or space. Whether creating an original pattern or a focal point in a room, mosaics are versatile for achieving any design goal.

These tiles can be made from stones, like travertine, marble or pebbles, or glass, metal, porcelain, and more. Explore the many different colors, sizes and finishes of mosaic tile from The Tile Shop.

Recessed shelf with blue, brown, and white chevron mosaic. A plant and body wash sit on the shelf.

The Beauty and Artistry of Mosaic Tiles 

 

From ceramic to glass and everything in between, mosaic tiles are a timeless design element ideal for any room. The endless combinations of colors, shapes, sizes and materials—from intricate and elegant waterjet mosaics, to mixed-material creations with marble and wood, to high-shine metallic finishes—makes them a gorgeous addition to any style of home décor.  

 

Mosaic tiles can be installed in almost any interior space you can think of, from floors to walls, bathrooms to kitchen backsplashes, and foyers to fireplaces. Wherever you decide to use mosaic tile, the mesh backing makes it easy to get a flawless installation every time. 

 

Using Mosaic Tiles Throughout Your Home

Mosaic tiles are an attractive choice for every room in the home, and our in-house design experts can help you discover all of the beautiful possibilities. Here are just a few ideas to get you started:  

Mosaic Kitchen Tiles

The kitchen is the heart of the home, and adding mosaic tiles will make yours even more inviting. And you don’t need to do a full renovation to reap the benefits; just installing a mosaic tile backsplash is an easy (but high-impact) way to refresh the look of your cooking and gathering space.

Kitchen wall tile backsplash using mosaic tiles featuring small hexagon-shaped tiles in shades of white, black and grey arranged into large hexagon patterns.

Featured Tile: Collodi

Linear glass mosaic tiled backsplash behind a kitchen sink with a silver faucet.

Featured Tile: Santos Beach Glass

Kitchen counter and shelf with cups, cutting board and other cooking elements before white and beige tile.

Featured Tile: Sampson

Mosaic Bathroom Tile

If you love a good before-and-after (and who doesn’t?), you’ll love the results of adding mosaic tiles to your bathroom. A beautiful mosaic tile bathroom floor is even more gorgeous when you carry over the same tile to your tub surround, backsplash, or shower niche. Our selection of mosaic bathroom tiles also includes plenty of coordinating colors and shapes that are perfect for mixing and matching in an all-tile bathroom. 

Green-leaf wall and floor tile with tub, towels and small green accent table with flowers.

Featured Tile: Costa Emerald Mix

Black and white mosaic wall tile with tub and black and white checkerboard floor.

Featured Tile: Casablanca

The wall over a white bathroom vanity features a geometric limestone mosaic tile combining vertically running rows of tan and beige diamond-shaped tiles accented with white chevron tiles.

Featured Tile: Legno Wheaton


Entryways and Mudrooms

Even a high-traffic area like a mudroom or entryway can be a thing of beauty with the right floor tile. (No mudroom? No problem. In a small space, mosaic floor tiles can still add practical function and visual distinction for a designated drop zone inside your front or back door.) 

Mudroom with grey and brown geometric mosaic tile adds stunning color and pattern to this tile floor without becoming too busy.

Featured Tile: Montauk Dark Grey

Living Rooms

Nothing transforms your primary gathering space like adding a stunning focal point. Switching up the look of your fireplace front or surrounding hearth with mosaic tiles is an easy way to change the look and feel of the entire room. 

Sculptural limestone fireplace.

Featured Tile: Legno Geometric

White marble mosaic fireplace surround, with wicker basket.

Featured Tile: Volakas Amalfi

Patio area with a wood look tile with raised panels.   Patio has seating and several potted plants.

Featured Tile: Mos Ripa Tel

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