Metallic Mosaics – Ideas For Interior Design Projects

We all continually search for unusual interior design ideas that truly push the boundaries of modern style. With this collection of metallic mosaics in Brushed and Polished finishes, I think I have found the perfect product that fits my needs. This collection includes some truly beautiful mosaic tiles in attractive and elegant finishes including silver, bronze, and black in a variety of sizes and shapes. These metal mosaic tiles are the height of modern design and are perfect in contemporary kitchens and bathrooms. They are also practical and robust, so they can be used very effectively in commercial environments such as nightclubs and hotels.

My tips for using the metal mosaic tile collection include using it as a wide border to add a relaxed contemporary touch or choosing the ultimate statement with a large brushed metal expanse. These tiles look especially well offset with glass mosaic or granite tiles. Bring out the master chef in you with this very modern, very stylish and very practical mosaic. There are many styles, patterns, finishes, and colors available, but I’d like to discuss a few specific designs below.

Cuirassier (which has to be my favourite!) is an absolutely stunning brick design. I can recommend this for use in an expensive contemporary kitchen that offsets quality brushed steel appliances. Very dark and moody! Available in Black and Brushed Metal finishes.

Similarly, the mirror-like surface of the Regimented Fusilier would look great if used as a mirror. But whether you choose the subtle satin or the bold polished style, you’re sure to create the stunning bathroom or kitchen you’ve always dreamed of.

Jules Vern: This design is worth a closer look. This unusual aluminum mosaic is made from a world map! You could be lost for days…

Regiment – ​​These are ultra-small brushed metal tiles that are also ultra-modern and cool.

Navy – They are like the mirrored scales of a fish or a dragon! These steel tiles are absolutely stunning when used over a large area as you can see their unusual pattern more effectively.

Highlander – it’s like a loosely woven fabric… all interlocking mosaics with contrasting areas of satin and polished mirrors. and finally…

Galileo – This is a truly unusual geometric mosaic design, all made from three dimensional cubes.

I hope this description of metal mosaics proves to be informative and gives you some ideas on what to use in your next mosaic project. Here is a gallery of examples to inspire you to create the fabulous bathroom or kitchen of your dreams. I know you will come to love them as much as I do!