Have you heard? Everyone is in love with patterned tiles. Though patterned mosaic tiles are nothing new to home design, they are being brought back with a fresh take and looking better than ever. At HomeDecorAZ.com, our team is always on the look out for emerging home décor trends. Some mosaic trends we came across were arabesque style, florals, graphic statement tiles, and gorgeous black and white mosaics.
1| Arabesque Mosaic Tiles
Arabesque patterned tiles come in all shapes and sizes that can be applied anywhere in your house. These patterned mosaics are great for backsplashes, walls, bathroom or kitchen floors. And although arabesque tiles are known for being boldly colored and intricate, you can still create a subtle style with a lighter color scheme and simple pattern like the tile pictured above.
2| Floral Mosaic Tile
Floral themed designs have always been a staple in households, applied to furniture, wallpaper, curtains, and everything else imaginable. So, it's no surprise that floral patterns have been adopted by mosaic tiles. With its romantic look, it makes the perfect kitchen backsplash. The mother of pearl mosaic gives the floral design an extra oomph that makes it stand out with its intricate details. You can find this exact tile here to give your home a soft touch.
3| Dimensional Graphic
Go bold by going the graphic route. Big patterned tiles for the bathroom wall and floor are a great design choice because the play on dimensions opens up a small room, making it appear larger. Decorative mosaic tiles also add more depth to showers with unique patterns that make it look extraordinary. Explore graphic tiles in HomeDecorAZ's mosaic tile selection.
4| Black and White
Black and white mosaic tiles are a classic go-to that will give your space a chic and modern look. The strong contrast will give visual interest without being overwhelming. What's great about mosaic tile patterns is that they make this classic motif appear fresher with its bold graphic element without seeming to be overdone or boring. Explore this look here!
