Yes, mosaic is excellent when applied to curved surfaces, such as on a reception desk, bar or pillar. However, it is crucial to consider the curvature of the surface and the flexibility of the mats to which the mosaic tiles are attached.

Mosaic tiles for curved surfaces

For a long bar with a slight curvature, wider mosaic tiles may be suitable, while for a narrow pillar, mosaic tiles with a smaller width are more appropriate. The suitability of the mosaic for the curved surface depends mainly on the radius of the mosaic tile. Here are some important points to keep in mind:

- Smaller tiles for tighter curves: for highly curved surfaces, such as narrow pillars, smaller mosaic tiles are ideal. These tiles conform better to the curvature and provide a smooth finish without opening the grout too far.

- Larger tiles for faint curves: for surfaces with a slight bulge, such as a long bar, larger mosaic tiles can be used. These tiles maintain their texture and prevent irregularities in the pattern.

Tips for choosing the right mosaic

1. Flexibility of the mat: check that the mat on which the mosaic tiles are attached is flexible enough to adapt to the curvature of the surface.

2. Bend of the tiles: measure the bend of both the surface and the mosaic tiles to make sure they fit properly.

3. Professional installation: consider hiring a professional to install mosaic on curved surfaces to ensure perfect results.

Choosing mosaic tiles correctly for curved surfaces can make a big difference in the aesthetics and durability of the project. By using the right materials and techniques, you can create beautiful mosaic finishes that bring out the unique shape of your surface.

We offer a wide range of mosaic tiles suitable for both flat and curved surfaces. Visit our webshop or contact our experts for personalized advice and inspiration for your next project.