Mosaic Arts
This happens to be a specialty of mine. Due to my experience and know-how, I offer this service at an extremely competitive rate while not compromising on a quality finish. Get in touch to learn more.
Looking for something different to add a personal touch to a space. Think about mosaic tile artwork.
Used for centuries, mosaic tile artwork has graced ancient Roman walls (where they are still seen today) to modern buildings. These artworks add a personal touch for individuals.
There are different styles. One common style is tesserate, that is the broken piece design seen with the majority of DIY. Then there is the mosaic which was a common style in ancient Rome, small pieces in certain shades placed to make a design. Finally there is tile art, this is the utilization of different types of ceramic and porcelain tiles of different thicknesses cut into shapes to design works of art. Tile art also includes tiles with impressions stamped or manufactured with designs (these are usually mass produced) this is something we don't do.
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With Stone Dragon Tile Arts we utilize tile art with shaped tile to make custom and unique pieces. We also do some mixed media tile arts. Our mosaics are fabricated in house from concept to design utilizing many processes. From making the vinyl template to cutting and shaping each piece on a wet saw and ring saw, it can be a long process before the final piece is completed. Some pieces can be duplicated, but as we hand shape every tile piece there is a chance it will not be exactly the same.
Our finished pieces can be framed as artwork to be hung on walls or displayed on easels. Depending upon materials used (type of tile) pieces can be used for shower/wet areas and floors. Most of the pieces can be scribed into tiled areas such as backsplashes, shower cubbies, feature walls and flooring.
"Add something unique with a kitchen backsplash….maybe a custom mosaic olive tree behind the stove. So while you're cooking you can look at it and smile."
Recent Mosaic arts Projects
