Mosaic Tiles Sydney

Glass, Marble, Natural Stone and Porcelain Mosaics

Looking for mosaic tiles in Sydney? Mosaics can be used as kitchen splashback tiles, bathroom feature tiles and floor tiles, right through to fully tiled pools. They come in various materials, sizes, shapes and textures, and the correct use of mosaics can add that final defining touch to a bathroom, as well as the timeless look of a pool lined in glass mosaics. The most important thing is knowing which mosaic best suits the application you have in mind.

At our Leichhardt showroom we have mosaics on display in glass, porcelain, marble, natural stone and combinations of these, and we can have certain glass lines mixed to suit the look you want. Mosaics make a cost effective feature wall in bathrooms: a number of sheets can be placed together to make a feature panel or a whole wall. This works for all types of mosaics, the limiting factor being the thickness of the tile used with the mosaic on a common wall.

Glass mosaics are widely used for pool linings, but not all mosaics are suitable for this application. We take the time to explain the key differences, and only sell pool safe mosaics that meet Australian Standards for full water submersion and that we guarantee for that use. You can also browse our hexagon tiles, feature wall tiles and bathroom tiles.

Glass, porcelain, marble and natural stone mosaics
Kit kat, finger, penny round, hexagon and lantern shapes
Cost effective feature walls, splashbacks and bathroom floors
Pool mosaics that meet Australian Standards for full water submersion
Custom glass blends available on certain lines
All mosaics on display at our Leichhardt showroom

Mosaic Tile Photo Gallery

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Marble and Natural Stone Mosaics

Marble and natural stone mosaics in lantern, hexagon and classic shapes, for floors, walls and feature panels.

Lantern shaped natural stone mosaic tiles, Sydney — Lantern Stone Mosaic A lantern shaped natural stone mosaic that adds Moroccan character to walls and floors.

Carrara marble hexagon mosaic tiles, Sydney — Carrara Marble Hexagon Mosaic Classic Carrara marble in a small hexagon mosaic.

Natural stone hexagon mosaic tiles, Australia — Stone Hexagon Mosaic Natural stone hexagon mosaics for bathroom floors and feature walls.

Green marble mosaic tiles, Sydney — Green Marble Mosaic A green marble mosaic for a rich, natural feature.

Mosaic floor tiles laid on a bathroom floor, Australia — Mosaic Floor Tiles Mosaics on the floor give extra grip and a classic look.

Kit Kat, Finger and Penny Round Mosaics

Kit kat, finger and penny round mosaics in glass and porcelain, a popular choice for splashbacks and bathroom walls.

Kit kat finger mosaic tiles on a wall — Kit Kat Mosaics Kit kat mosaics, the slim finger format that works vertically or horizontally.

Kit kat mosaic tiles in a bathroom, Sydney — Kit Kat Bathroom Tiles Kit kat mosaics as a bathroom wall or feature panel.

Green finger mosaic tiles, Sydney — Green Finger Mosaics Green finger mosaics with a handmade, glossy finish.

Pink penny round mosaic tiles, Sydney — Pink Penny Round Mosaic Penny round mosaics in soft pink, a retro favourite for bathroom floors and walls.

Mosaic Feature Walls and Bathrooms

Mosaics make a cost effective feature wall. A number of sheets can be placed together to make a feature panel or a whole wall.

Mosaic feature wall tiles on display at our Sydney showroom — Mosaic Feature Wall Mosaics add that final defining touch to a bathroom.

Glass and stone blend mosaic tiles, Sydney — Glass and Stone Blend A blend of materials in one mosaic sheet for added depth.

Mosaic wall tiles in a bathroom, Sydney — Mosaic Bathroom Wall A mosaic wall behind the vanity or bath.

Decorative mosaic tile sheet in mixed tones — Decorative Mosaic Decorative mosaic sheets in mixed tones and textures.

Mosaic tiles used as a kitchen splashback — Mosaic Splashback Mosaics make a practical, eye catching kitchen splashback.

Small format mosaic tiles in a contemporary bathroom — Contemporary Mosaic Bathroom Small format mosaics in a contemporary bathroom design.

Mosaic feature tiles in a shower niche — Mosaic Shower Feature A mosaic feature panel in the shower.

Full height mosaic feature wall in a bathroom, Sydney — Full Height Mosaic Wall Sheets placed together to make a full height feature wall.

Bathroom with mosaic wall and floor tiles, Sydney — Mosaic Tiled Bathroom Mosaics on both the walls and floor of a bathroom.

Visit us at 176 Marion St, Leichhardt NSW 2040

Call: +61-2-9569-5010

Email: info@kalafranaceramics.com.au

Frequently Asked Questions About Mosaic Tiles

Where can I buy mosaic tiles in Sydney?

Our Leichhardt showroom at 176 Marion St has mosaics on display in glass, porcelain, marble, natural stone and combinations of these. We can also have certain glass lines mixed to suit the look you want.

Where can mosaic tiles be used?

Mosaics can be used as kitchen splashbacks, bathroom feature walls and floors, right through to fully tiled pools. They come in many materials, sizes, shapes and textures, so the key is choosing the mosaic that best suits the application.

Are mosaics a cost effective feature wall?

Yes. A number of mosaic sheets can be placed together to make a feature panel or a whole wall. This works for all types of mosaics, the limiting factor being the thickness of the tile used alongside the mosaic on a common wall.

Are all mosaics suitable for pools?

No. Not all mosaics are suitable for pools. We only sell pool mosaics that meet Australian Standards for full water submersion and that we guarantee for that application, as unsuitable mosaics can lift and pop off pool walls with no easy fix.

What mosaic shapes do you stock?

We stock kit kat and finger mosaics, penny round, hexagon, lantern and classic square mosaics, in glass, porcelain, marble and natural stone.

Can mosaics be used on bathroom floors?

Yes. Porcelain and natural stone mosaics are well suited to bathroom and shower floors, and the extra grout lines add grip underfoot.