Mosaic tiles come in all kinds of sizes and shapes—from small square tiles and hexagons to elongated KitKat tiles and round shapes. But which size is best for your space?
The size of the tile has a significant impact on the look of a wall or floor. In this blog post, we’ll explain what to consider when choosing the right size mosaic tile.
Small mosaic tiles for greater detail
Small mosaic tiles are made up of many individual tiles and grout lines. This creates a vibrant and detailed look. They look great, for example, in a niche, on a kitchen backsplash, or as an accent in the bathroom.
A small tile size can also be useful when you want to tile a surface with curves or other shapes. Because there are so many small tiles, it’s easier to follow a curved surface.
Elongated tiles for a subtle pattern
Elongated mosaic tiles, such as KitKat tiles, give an interior a modern look. Thanks to their narrow shape , you can also create various laying patterns.
When laid vertically, elongated tiles can make a wall appear taller. When laid horizontally, they create a wider effect.
The tile' shape s also play a role here. A sleek, flat tile has a different look than a tile with a rounded or handmade surface.
Large or small space?
It's a misconception that you can only use small tiles in a small space. Larger tiles can actually look very nice as well.
When choosing a size, it is therefore especially important to consider the desired look, the pattern, and the intended use. Think, for example, about how it will look when combined with other tiles, the color of the grout, and how much attention you want the mosaic wall to draw.
Request a sample
Are you unsure which size or shape to choose? If so, it’s a good idea to see the tiles in person first. The color, sheen, texture, and shape may look different on a screen than they do in real life.
At Multi Mosaics , you can take advantage of our sample service. This way, you can view the tile at home and see how it pairs with the other materials in your interior.
Ultimately, choosing the right size is mainly a matter of style, application, and personal preference. By exploring different shapes and laying patterns, you’ll quickly discover which mosaic best suits your project.
