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This section presents photos of mosaic panels made by the artists of our workshop.

Mosaic art panels using the prank technique are complex mosaic compositions, split into small pieces from which a pattern is laid out, unlike matrix panels, where the picture is laid out from tiles of the same size. A rich color scheme allows you to create unique decorative mosaic panels, panels according to photographs, mosaic paintings, landscapes, mosaic portraits, glass and marble mosaic panels in the bathroom, kitchen, mosaic panels in the hammam, mosaic ornaments, decors, flower panels, complex figure compositions and turn your interior into a work of art. Thanks to the artistic technique we can create mosaic panels, paintings for you small size, while keeping the contours of the picture clear and such a picture will be beautiful and understandable even from a short distance, unlike matrix panels, which must be viewed from a distance.

Each mosaic panel in the artistic technique of execution is made individually. The artist selects the tile according to the color and tone of the corresponding pattern and splits this tile into small pieces, from which the pattern is laid out. Such panels are unique, because. it is almost impossible to repeat a panel of chipped mosaic exactly in shape and color! For our work, we use only high-quality glass and marble mosaics from factories such as: ALMA, ROSE, JnJ, ART&NATURA, ARCHITEZA, SICIS, TREND, BISAZZA, SOLO MOSAICO, LACE. Pictures and panels made of artistic mosaics made by our artists will decorate any interior!

In order to order a mosaic panel from us, you need to send an e-mail a picture that you would like to see in a mosaic with the approximate dimensions of the future panel so that we can evaluate the complexity of the work, the possibility of performing a mosaic panel in different techniques (matrix technique , or artistic, or combined), or describe all the wishes by calling. If there is no sketch yet, our specialists will help you choose a drawing for you, make a sketch on which a mosaic panel will be made, select the necessary color scheme, material that meets your wishes and interior. For each of us individual approach. We will also be glad to see you in our workshop (it is advisable to call in advance by the phone number indicated on the site).

Glass mosaic panel "The Birth of Adam" fragment

Artistic panel "Peony" on the wall in the bathroom

Orchids mosaic panel

mosaic lace pattern for bathroom

mosaic panel in the bathroom "Butterflies"

Fragment of a panel for a hammam

bathroom panel fragment

mosaic panel

Mosaic panel "Orchids"

Artistic panel of gold and platinum mosaic

Gold mosaic frame for bathroom mirror

Mosaic panel "Ornamental" in the bathroom of a private house

Golden Mosaic Mirror Frame

Individual mosaic panel for the pool "Lionfish"

glass mosaic panel by S. Botticelli "The Birth of Venus" fragment of "Grace"

Panel of marble mosaic on the apron in the kitchen

Panel in the hammam

Artistic panel for hammam

Ornamental panel in the hammam

Decorative panel made of glass mosaic in the pool area

picture from a mosaic based on the work of V.D. Polenov "Parthenon"

"Savior Not Made by Hands" icon 89x91cm

Naval battle

Panel from the mosaic "The Birth of Adam" fragment of the painting of the Sistine Chapel

landscape "Grisaille"

Mosaic panel "Poppy"

Individual art panel from the mosaic "Orchids"

Artistic mosaic panel for hammam "Underwater world"

Michelangelo, fragment of the painting in the Sistine Chapel

mosaic portrait of a woman

decorative panel in the children's bathroom

panel for the pool "Fish"

Based on the painting by G. Klimt

based on the painting by Caspar-David Friedrich

Ornamental composition in the hammam of a private house

floral ornament on the floor in front of the pool, blue mix in the pool with an ornamental rose in the center

carpet floral ornament

panel according to an individual sketch 1

panel according to an individual sketch 2

A mosaic panel assembled from multi-colored mosaic elements is a highly artistic decorative object. It can add zest and originality to the interior, focus on something specific or visually change the proportions of the room.

The panel can be used on the floor, imitating an intricate carpet, or on the wall as a copy of a portrait, photograph, painting by a famous artist or a frame from a favorite movie.

Peculiarities

The mosaic panel has undeniable advantages during operation, such as high resistance to impact environment, durability, aesthetics, strength and color saturation. It's universal finishing material, which is ideal for use on surfaces of any curvature and configuration. Recently, floor mosaic panels from natural stone or chipped tiles.

In order to convey the smoothness of color transitions and the detailing of the finest elements, mosaic pieces of the smallest size are used. This creates the effect of image integrity and saturation of the color palette. Using this technique, you can create an artistic masterpiece not only on the wall, ceiling and even the floor, but also use it to decorate furniture surfaces.

Such an interior will not be left without attention, and if a mirror mosaic is used in the performance of the panel, then the space in the room will play with chiaroscuro from reflected light and furnishings. The location of such a mosaic panel can be completely different - this is a bathhouse, and a bathroom, and a kitchen, and a pool, and a living room.

It is worth noting that Mosaic experience is very important, because it is very difficult to install and does not forgive even small mistakes. The first step to successful laying out is a perfectly prepared, smooth and level surface.

In order to prevent the layer from chipping and subsequently not cracking or deforming when applying the plaster, it is necessary to use cement-sand plaster with an adhesive and reinforcing base.

Kinds

Based on the material of manufacture, mosaic panels are ceramic, glass, stone, mirror, marble, metal and combined types.

According to the technique of execution, they are divided into artistic and matrix types. To assemble an artistic mosaic panel, elements of various shapes and sizes, materials and textures are used. To create a matrix panel, clear schemes with a strict construction of a pixel grid are used. Such a panel is assembled from convex polygons.

materials

Appearance and characteristics for the operation of a mosaic panel depend on the material used.

glass mosaic- This is a very practical and versatile material to use. Its relief surface refracts light, thus creating additional volume and expressiveness. In addition, it has a number of enviable qualities, such as water resistance, fire safety, hygiene, resistance to deformation.
Smalt comes from Murano glass, has the same brightness, strength and opacity. It is made from powdered glass with the addition of dyes. The surface of the smalt is both glossy and matte with a glow effect.
Mirror tiles(one of the glass options) is used only as a background. Due to the ability of reflection, it gives a visual change in the proportions of the room. It has a number of significant disadvantages: fragility, high susceptibility to deformation and intolerance to constant humidity.

ceramic– ideal for all surfaces and operating conditions. It has an extensive range of colors and textures. Resistant to frost, moisture, chemicals and wear.
Stone- the most ancient way to decorate walls and floors. Such a mosaic is more often produced in the form of modules on a grid, since they are easier to stack. It has a diverse combination of qualities that depend on the properties of the stones used in it, for example, sandstone is porous and is not suitable for finishing an apron in the kitchen, and marble easily absorbs dirt and therefore requires periodic polishing.

metal the mosaic began its existence quite recently. For its production, aluminum, stainless steel, copper are used, less often they are pollinated with brass, bronze, silver and gold. With a meager color scheme, it has a large assortment of textures. It is produced only in modules on a rubber substrate, due to which it does not require a perfect evenness of the surface.
Wooden The mosaic is made from hardwood veneer. In most cases, for variety colors use a mixture of veneer different breeds trees, less often resort to more interesting solutions, for example, cross sections of a tree trunk. This original mosaic fits into the interior various styles: from loft to hi-tech. For greater effect, the structure of the surface is betrayed by laying the mosaic at a different slope relative to the surface.

Pattern options

To date, the imagination of designers has no limits in the use of mosaic tiles. It is used almost everywhere: from the usual decor of rooms to exclusive furniture finishing.

The variation of mosaic panel patterns is also great and can copy folk, antique, classical, ethnic ornaments and motifs, paintings by famous artists, photographs, children's pictures, film stills, inscriptions, imitate textile carpets, animal skins and much more. This abundance is limited only by imagination and financial capabilities.

The mosaic panel easily depicts both simple and complex subjects, as well as floral, heraldic and even geometric ornaments. Mosaics for creating such a panel are in the form of regular convex polygons. There are several options.

Chaotic styling is a custom build small parts any colors and shapes. The result is a pockmarked or plain surface. Such installation does not require the use of a scheme.
Motif repetition method. A simple pattern (stripes, waves, geometric variations) with repeating elements is taken as a basis and laid out over the entire area of \u200b\u200bthe working surface. Suitable for self installation.
Graphic drawing. The simplest version of the painting, which uses few tile colors, mostly achromatic.

concentric pattern. A point is taken as a basis, around which a symmetrical composition is created with the same lines and elements repeating around the circumference.
Painting. The complex process of recreating an image using the pixel principle. It requires a finished sketch and minimal artistic skills, patience and endurance. The result will pay for the effort expended.
Local Insert Method. This is a lightweight option when a drawing is created by a single calculation of simple elements on a plain background, for example, a dolphin or a dragon.

Laying methods

There are two laying methods: direct and reverse.

With direct laying, the images are laid out directly on the surface and fixed in the plaster layer.

With the reverse laying method, the template is covered with a transparent self-adhesive film or paper base, on which the mosaic fragments are laid face down. After the panel has completely hardened, the paper is soaked with a damp sponge, and its residues are removed with a soft cloth moistened with ethyl alcohol or lacquer thinner.

How to assemble with your own hands?

For many centuries, mosaic panels have not lost their relevance when decorating various surfaces. Over time, mosaic laying has become more accessible and diverse, which helps to create a truly unique interior.

When professionally assembled with a mosaic of this size, a virtually indistinguishable version of a portrait, painting or carpet is obtained.

By making a mosaic, I mean independent production all its components from the base to the elements of the set. And laying involves the creation of a panel from a ready-made set of factory production. Such sets include everything you need from mosaic elements to a sketch of a future panel. This option is more in demand because it does not require any artistic abilities.

The direct laying method consists in laying out the image face up. Laying out panels is best done on a horizontal surface for ease of use. Panel elements are glued to a fiberglass mesh, and then transferred to the planned place. The seams are rubbed after the finished panel is fixed on the surface.

This laying method is suitable only for flat surfaces, otherwise the image is deformed on bends.

For rooms with high humidity, for example, in a hammam, silicone-based glue should be used, in other cases normal fit tile mortar.

First of all, you need to make a drawing of the future product, a small master class will help with this.

To bring to life the conceived work of fantasy, you should decide on the drawing, then digitize it and, using a computer program, develop a diagram of the future panel. After the sketch is received, it is necessary to choose what should be the size of the mosaic, and determine its color palette.

Mosaic laying has some tricks.

To prepare the surface, use a bowl grinder and sandblast. The result should be a smooth and rough surface.
This installation method is suitable only for a perfectly degreased surface.
Complete absence based on any extraneous traces of rust, rubber, cement mortar or other origin.
The grout should not contain sand in order to avoid damage to the mosaic elements. After hardening, traces of grout should be removed with a soft, damp cloth and polished with the same cloth, but dry and completely clean.

Reverse stacking is convenient for use on curved and curved surfaces.

For this laying, a pattern is used - a template, which is covered with a transparent self-adhesive film with the adhesive side up, and fragments of the mosaic are already laid out on it face down. The protective film is removed as the mosaic elements are laid out.

To complete the laying, the resulting panel is divided into small parts, each of which is transferred to the base in turn. The base is pre-coated with glue. Before transferring a part of the panel, it is better to number it so as not to confuse the sequence of its fragments. Fastening should be done with gentle pressure so that the adhesive completely covers the adhesion surface. Regarding the size of the parts into which the panel is cut, they must be small so that the mosaic does not crumble and is not damaged, does not change its position.

In the first version, after the panel has completely frozen, the self-adhesive film is removed. When using the second option, the paper is soaked with a damp sponge, and the remains of egg white are removed with a sponge of medium humidity.

The definition of "mosaic" is usually called a pattern or ornament, laid out from fragments of stone, pieces of ceramic tiles or glass fragments. Ancient Greece is considered to be its homeland - it was there, according to historians, that they first began to decorate the walls and vaults of temples with the help of colored pebbles. Later, this type of activity began to be adopted in different countries, while each nation brought something of its own to it.

Peculiarities

There are two ways to set the mosaic - direct and reverse.

In the first case, fragments of the future product are laid out on the surface with the finished side up. This technique is used for laying out mosaic panels on horizontal flat surfaces. All fragments of the future picture are put on glue on a special grid. The grid is then transferred to permanent place stay, after which the seams are overwritten.

If the surface of the mosaic application has a curved shape, reverse laying is used. Most often, this laying method is used if the basis for the composition is fabric or cardboard. The tile is glued onto the base face down, then the base is made - the entire composition is fastened with a special solution. When the base hardens, the paper or fabric from the front is removed. Seams are grouted on site.

Today, several technologies for creating mosaic panels are used:

Matrix technology considered the easiest to make. Mosaic elements are assembled into ready-made prefabricated fragments on a paper or mesh base, approximately 30 cm in size. In stores, you can buy ready-made compositions consisting of such fragments, and on the spot it remains only to fix them in a certain order using special glue. They can be both monophonic and multi-colored, depending on the idea of the artist and the scope of application. Their shape is most often square or rectangular, and other shapes are less common.
art technology It is mainly used in the execution of exclusive orders according to individual sketches. It's very subtle, painstaking handmade, comparable to hand painting - with the help of this technology it becomes possible to recreate entire paintings and even portraits. For this, both whole tiles of the correct shape and their parts can be used - the smaller the mosaic elements, the higher its artistic value and, accordingly, the cost. Artistic technology helps to focus on various elements of decoration or, conversely, to hide any imperfections. To enhance the aesthetic properties of the finished work, artistic grouting is used - a suitable color scheme is selected for each fragment.
mixed technology- Its name speaks for itself. It combines some of the manufacturing elements of the first two technologies. With this approach, it is possible to achieve High Quality and save on some stages of work.

Mosaic tiles are very capricious in work, require scrupulousness and great patience.

Manufacturing materials

Depending on where exactly the decorative panel will be located, can be used various materials. Floor coverings must have special endurance, resistance to abrasion and must not slip, so the patterns on the floor are laid out mainly from stone, which has a matte non-slip surface. Modern manufacturers offer a wide range of marble, granite and other tiles for natural stone mosaics. Also, ceramic tiles are often used for the floor.

From chipped small parts you can lay out whole works of art not only for the floor, but also for wall decoration. For this, not only marble or ceramic tiles are suitable, but also glass. Unlike stone tiles, chipped glass mosaic has a very beautiful sheen and great game Sveta.

One of the varieties of glass tiles is smalt - it has increased strength, attractive glossy sheen and excellent color rendering. Smalt is often used to decorate the vaults of temples, palaces of culture, theaters and other public institutions. Whole pictures are often laid out from it, while the tiles themselves are typed by hand. To obtain a special color rendering, special dyes are added to the glass, and thanks to high technology, thousands of different shades of various colors can be obtained. Today it is even possible to obtain gold and mirror smalt, which looks very unusual and expensive in the interior.

Classical smalt is obtained by breaking off small pieces from a large whole layer. Chipped pieces are obtained irregular shape and dissimilar to each other. This is their main advantage. Factory-made smalt has some similarities with ordinary glass mosaics, only the quality of the modules is much higher. These two types are often combined with each other when finishing one interior. When decorating the interiors of rooms with high humidity, such as a swimming pool, a hammam or a bathroom, several types of different smalt are most often combined.

Metal mosaics are often used to decorate various columns and other surfaces with complex shapes. It looks very impressive, as well as durable and unpretentious in care. For its manufacture, steel and aluminum are most often used. Various imitations of gold or platinum are created from these materials.

Modern technologies allow you to create mosaic canvases from a wide variety of materials. For these purposes, sea pebbles are perfect, wooden blocks, fragments of bottle glass, cork.

Sometimes the most unexpected materials can be used - for example, sawdust and even plastic wrap.

Style and design

Mosaic spread throughout the globe, and each nation added something of its own to this type of art, peculiar only to this nation. Today, several styles can be distinguished. Let's consider some of them in more detail.

The Alexander mosaic appeared in the 4th century AD. It got its name in honor of the great commander Alexander the Great and depicted episodes from his campaigns. The color palette is dominated by several natural shades - red, red-brown, white and yellow. The drawing characteristic of this style was laid out strictly according to certain border. Mosaic elements were cut out of marble or glass and polished in a special way. However, they never went beyond the designated limits.

Byzantine mosaics appeared around the 6th-7th centuries and has not lost its relevance to this day. It is highly valued and easily recognizable due to some of its features.

Firstly, it is laid out from smalt - it is Byzantium that is considered its homeland. Secondly, it is necessarily a golden background. To obtain different shades, several types of metals are mixed in different proportions. It can be copper, mercury and even particles of gold. All depicted objects have perfectly clear contours and correct proportions - the elements are in the form of a cube. Therefore, close up, the picture seems somewhat rough and is revealed in all its glory only from a certain distance.

Classical examples of scenes depicted with the help of Byzantine mosaics can be observed in many temples in Italy, preserved from ancient times. Today, in this technique, you can upload absolutely any picture. These can be mythical animals such as dragons or fantasy flowers. Looks good in this style and the marine theme - fish, dolphins, coastal landscapes.

The Florentine mosaic is named after the city of Florence of the same name. in which she first appeared. It is made of natural stone - most often from sea pebbles, and is considered one of the most difficult to perform. The Florentine style is characterized by the stacking of elements closely, leaving little room for seams and grouting. And since all fragments by nature have the most diverse shapes and shades, fitting them to each other is a very laborious process.

Mikhailovskaya mosaic originated in the Middle Ages on the basis of the Byzantine school. In the described technique, all shades of green and gold predominate. The plots of the mosaic are mostly biblical - the Hagia Sophia in Kyiv is painted in this technique. Thanks to various shades, the image is not static, but lively and interesting, for which this style is valued all over the world.

Sofia mosaic has a more varied color palette than the previous school. For this mosaic, pieces of smalt of various shapes were used - square, oval and even triangular. At the same time, they did not fit as carefully as the Florentine masters did.

Roman mosaics are also laid out from smalt. In this case, very small pieces are used, which makes it possible to achieve a high accuracy of the picture. This technique is especially good for depicting people, natural landscapes, as well as various representatives of flora and fauna. Thanks to this technique, it is especially possible to convey flowers and animals in motion.

Russian mosaic is made of stone. Its advantage over other style directions is that such a mosaic can be created on curved surfaces on which it is impossible to apply classical technologies. Using the Russian mosaic technique, small crafts such as caskets or writing instruments can be made. Its essence lies in the fact that the very basis of the future picture is created from a durable, but not very expensive stone, on which plates of semi-precious stones about 5 cm2 in size are glued on top.

For these purposes, malachite, agate, lapis lazuli and other stones with a beautiful texture are usually used.

Scope of application

A mosaic pattern can decorate absolutely any surface. Usually mosaics decorate walls and floors both indoors and outdoors. outdoors. Sometimes the walls of houses are decorated in this way, and the mosaic path on garden plot can transform it beyond recognition.

In cathedrals, it can also be observed on the vaults. In everyday life, such panels are more common in the interiors of the most various premises. Where it is required to decorate a large area, panels are usually laid out of stone or modular elements are used. For the home, you can also purchase a ready-made composition that can be pasted not only in the bathroom, but also to decorate one or more kitchen walls - for example, a work apron.

Some fans of this type of art prefer not to be limited to decorating utility rooms and decorate living rooms with mosaic paintings. For these purposes, there are also turnkey solutions. And if you want some kind of exclusive, then there are many manufacturing companies that can create a mosaic canvas according to an individual sketch. For example, a living room with a picture of malachite or a bedroom decorated with a glass panel will look very impressive and non-standard.

At the same time, it is a mistake to believe that the mosaic looks good only in large-scale projects. From it you can create small paintings, you can decorate a kitchen countertop with it or decorate furniture.

How to do it yourself?

Contrary to popular belief that a mosaic is very difficult, such an ornament can be assembled with your own hands.

Process of creation decorative panel takes place in several stages:

Selecting a drawing and creating a sketch.
Sketch processing. The selected picture must be scanned, and then using a special computer program to build a layout of the mosaic elements.
Decide on the choice of material and bonding solution. If you choose a factory-made glass tile to create a mosaic, it must be glued with a special adhesive recommended by the manufacturer or a consultant in the store. Stone and ceramic tiles need to be planted on a special solution of cement, glue and water. A notched trowel is used to evenly apply the mortar to the wall or floor.
Preparation of the base and solution. The surface on which the future picture will be located must be cleaned of dust and debris. Before gluing the tiles, you should make a preliminary marking on the wall.
Sheets or mosaic fragments should be glued one at a time, not forgetting to insert special crosses between them - spacers.
Seam grouting. After all the elements of the panel are fixed, it is necessary to seal the seams with a special grout, applying it to the entire area with a rubber spatula and carefully filling all the voids between the tiles.

At MOZAICO you can order the production of mosaic panels. We are the only manufacturer of polymer mosaic in Russia. The capabilities of our production allow us to create high-quality digital images any complexity. Paintings, family photos, designer prints or masterpieces of world art - we can quickly make all this to order.

What are the advantages of polymer mosaic panels?

It's spectacular decorative solution that will transform any space.
In the production of mosaic panels, a special protective coating is used.
High wear resistance and durability make the mosaic very practical.
It can be used at temperatures from -60 to +120 °C.
UV resistance ensures color retention.
The production of mosaic panels is carried out in accordance with the existing standards and norms, which is confirmed by the presence of sanitary and hygienic certificates.

Mosaic production technology

Features of the production of mosaic tiles depend on what materials are used in the process. Ceramic mosaic is made from clay, quartz sand, feldspar and various pigments. All components are mixed and laid out in forms. After that, they are pressed, covered with glaze and fired in special ovens. The manufacturing process of ceramic mosaic tiles is fully automated.

Porcelain mosaic is made from a sheet of porcelain stoneware. It is cut into small pieces with a waterjet tool. Glass mosaic sheets are made from sheet glass. It is durable and wear resistant. First, such glass is painted with special heat-resistant paints, and then cut into the required formats. Before firing, they are collected on special substrates. Pieces of glass mosaic are processed in the furnace at a temperature of 900 °C. As a result, the paint is baked into the glass, and the corners of the products are melted.

The final stages of the production of any mosaic are the gluing of finished shards onto the base and laying it on a special mesh or paper base impregnated with an adhesive solution. Once the sheet is completely dry, it is ready to use.

Needlework- a great way to usefully spend time, calm your nerves and ennoble your home. For example, direct your energy to create a mosaic.

Mosaic- this is the art of the decorative direction, which consists in arranging, laying out and fixing the product on a smooth, clean surface. Mosaics have been known to people since ancient times. Once upon a time, palaces and temples were decorated with it - for example, the world-famous mosaics of the Hagia Sophia in Constantinople were made using this technique. Traditional mosaic materials are used - natural stone, smalt, ceramics and metal.

With the advent of new materials, mosaic has become available even for ordinary needlework at home. It can be made from anything, including from improvised materials. Such products are always looks very expensive and elegant. Your work will be appreciated by family and friends. In addition, it is a very exciting process - to create with your own hands! Stock up on patience and endurance, and you will definitely succeed real masterpieces!

Of course, you can purchase a ready-made mosaic in specialized stores - its assembly will be available even for beginner craftswomen, but the one that you create with your own hands will unique And unique. A do-it-yourself mosaic panel will always fit into the interior of your house or apartment. You can decorate walls, floors, walkways near the house, create a frame for a picture or highlight an element of the interior. Mosaic also found its place in beading - one of the techniques is called mosaic weaving with beads.

The process of making a mosaic with your own hands is quite an exciting experience.

The most banal way of making ceramic mosaic. Break the finished tile with a hammer, wrapping it first in a cloth. You can buy a tile fight or marriage at any hardware store for mere pennies or even for free. That's all, our basis for creating a mosaic is ready. Mosaics made of broken dishes and ceramics are very well combined with each other, creating an amazing composition.
Manufacturing mosaic canvas of gypsum or alabaster. This is a rather long and painstaking process, but the result is worth it. You can choose any color yourself and make the required number of mosaic pieces. To prepare the mixture, you need to combine gypsum, glue and water. Pour onto a rubber mat with cells. Spread with a spatula around the entire perimeter. Wait 24 hours for the mixture to harden and be ready to work.
Mosaic made from egg shells. Most suitable for decoupage technique and creating jars, for cereals, for example. You need to clean the egg shell from the inner film and chop it into arbitrary pieces. Products decorated in this way look very unusual. From an eggshell, you can make a truly unusual mosaic with your own hands.

Mirror mosaic. It can be made from a broken mirror or mirror tiles. You need to split it very carefully so as not to damage the back layer. Making a mosaic panel requires great care, especially when working with glass.

Mosaic canvas made of wood. With the help of such a mosaic, you can create an unusual finish for any room. You can make it from shavings (this is a budget option) or from solid hardwood. Instead of a tree, you can use coconut shell. It has an interesting texture and relief, similar to wood.

Gallery: mosaic panel (25 photos)

Known to us from the time Ancient Greece and Rome.

Attention! The surface for the panel should be perfectly clean and as smooth as possible.

Mosaic panels can decorate the interior of any room, walls, building facade, playground, pool.

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ceramic;
Venetian;
Moroccan.

On the Internet, you can find many layout techniques and mosaic patterns. The most popular is matrix mosaic. In this technique, the drawing is divided into separate segments, and the shades are divided into cubes. This implementation allows you to most accurately convey complex artistic ideas. To create a matrix mosaic panel, parts in the form of regular volumetric polygons are used.