TILEBAR MOOD | In today's moodboard, we explore the ways mixed pebble mosaic can work within different main areas of a space.
| As flooring. If you're going to use this style on floors, you can either tone down the eccentricity with a more classic, neutral subway tile as a backsplash or you can amp it up with a geometric tile. As seen here, hexagon tiles will do the trick for the latter.
| As a backsplash. Imagine how striking this look would be in the kitchen or bathroom? Finishing it up with some floating shelves or a wooden oven range, and you have a beautifully chic yet modern design.
| As an accent piece. Shake up a design and use the pebble mosaic as an accent. Pair the surrounding area with furniture or decor pieces that work in unison with the mosaic’s mixed color scheme. For instance, if you use the tile shown here (Riverglass, coming soon) you can bring in soft blues, coastal grays, and traditional whites to have your design flow even more.
Featured Tiles // Mixed Pebble Look Mosaic - Riverglass, Top Left - Simple White Tiles (Hexagon Tile, Larger Subway Tile,, Small Subway Tile), Lower Right - Bowery Lafenice, Nero Marquina Elongated Hexagon Tile.
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