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Mosaic Tiles in Perth

Mosaic tiles can transform a ordinary looking space and elevate it with striking detail, colour, patterns and textures to create a stunning statement inside and outside your home.

From bright and playful colours to modest clean tiles, our incredible range of high quality mosaic tiles is the picture perfect choice for your next renovation or build.

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Types of mosaic tiles

Mosaic tiles are small pieces of tile that are pieced together to create unique looks. Mosaic designs can be made from different kinds of materials including glass, stone, marble, porcelain, travertine, metal and pebble, and come in endless shapes and sizes.

We stock the following types of mosaic tiles:

  • Ceramic – these are perfect for kitchen and bathroom walls and come in various eye popping shapes such as subway, Kit-Kat, penny round, scales, hexagonal, diamond, rhombus, brick and herringbone. And are often a more cost effective alternative to the other materials.
  • Glass – glass mosaics make for showstopping feature walls in your kitchen, bathroom and are also ideal for use as swimming pool tiles or waterline tiles. The natural reflective nature of glass means glass mosaics can brighten and enhance the colours of a surface. Glass tiles come in a huge variety of colours making them a pleasing paring to any colour selection.
  • Porcelain – Porcelain mosaics are ideal for flooring because they are tough, scratch resistant and easy to maintain. They create stunning splashbacks in your kitchen and laundry or a striking feature wall in your bathroom. Pool safe porcelain mosaic tiles are also available so even your pool can look cheerful. 
  • Stone – our genuine Carrara marble stone mosaic tiles make impressive borders around the countertops in your kitchen or bathroom, or hold their own as luxurious looking kitchen splashbacks and feature walls.

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Where to use mosaic tiles

Mosaic tiles Perth can be used almost anywhere, although they do appeal most around the wet areas of your home, such as the bathroom, kitchen, laundry and swimming pool.

Mosaics make excellent feature walls breaking up what could be a bland room. They can also be used in smaller feature areas like in the back of niches or as strips amongst the wall or floor tile.

When it comes to shower floor tiles, ceramic mosaic tiles are a popular choice. Because each individual tile is so small, they can correspond to the slope and shape of the shower floor better than larger sized tiles. Often it is preferable in shower floors as there are more grout lines, which provides essential slip resistance in the bathroom.

What makes mosaic tiles such a great choice?

Mosaic tiles in Perth are among the most versatile and visually appealing tiles available. You can use mosaics to enhance the look of your space in a way that adds understated beauty and character.

Because there are so many options available, mosaic tiles in Perth are flexible in design. They can be used for various applications and you can create different looks, depending on which area of the house you’re designing.

Glass mosaics in particular are not porous and are naturally resistant to stains, mould and mildew making them extremely durable and easy to clean, which is why they’re a very popular choice for bathroom walls, floors and kitchen splashbacks. For the best selection, consider checking out local mosaic tile supplies.

Explore our impressive range of mosaic tiles in Perth

With more than 50 years industry experience, the expert team at Ceramic Tile Supplies can help you find exactly what you’re looking for. 

Be inspired with the latest styles in mosaic tiles for your home. Start browsing or visit our Myaree or Wangara showrooms to view the full range today.

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Frequently Asked Questions - Mosaic Tiles

What are mosaic tiles made of?

Mosaic tiles come in a variety of materials such as:

  • Ceramic: which are particularly suitable for kitchen and bathroom walls. Coming in different shapes they often present a cost-effective alternative.
  • Glass: suitable for kitchens, bathrooms, swimming pools or even waterlines, they come in a wide range of colours enhanced by their natural reflective quality.
  • Porcelain: a go-to when it comes to flooring or striking splashbacks in kitchens and laundries as they are particularly resistant and easy to maintain. Pool-safe porcelain mosaic tiles are also available.
  • Stone: our authentic Carrara marble stone mosaic tiles make impressive borders for kitchen and bathroom countertops or stand alone as luxurious kitchen splashbacks and feature walls.

Which mosaic tiles are suitable for bathrooms?

Non-porous, glass mosaic tiles resist stains, mould, and mildew. They are durable and easy to clean, making them ideal for bathroom use.

What are the advantages of mosaic tiles?

Rich decoration: mosaics come in diverse materials, shapes and colours, allowing for intricate decorative effects with pattern and depth. They can enhance other materials used in the decor, such as mosaic walls, and adapt to various shapes and irregular areas.

Environmentally friendly: most mosaic materials, such as marble, tiles, and glass, are non-toxic and non-radioactive, in contrast to materials containing harmful substances.

Excellent quality: mosaic tiles with gaps between blocks provide slip resistance (anti-slip coefficient >0.80) and bear friction well. 

Do you need to grout mosaic tiles?

Yes, grouting is necessary for mosaic tiles. It protects against water damage, gives a finished appearance, secures the tiles, and prevents shifting or cracking over time. 

You can choose between sanded grout, cement-based grout, or polymer grout for your mosaic installation.

Can I install mosaic tiles myself?

While it’s possible to install mosaic tiles yourself, DIY projects of this nature require specific knowledge and tools so we would recommend consulting an expert for assistance.