Made for the Art Show and Sale, "In the Fairy Garden" in Nashville, TN. The glass used is from remnants of the stained glass windows at Covenant Presbyterian Church, Nashville, TN. Read about how it was made at: www.bethinglish.com/2009/03/mosaic-madness.html This table is for auction -- raising money for the Lockeland Design Center's Art Department. 100% of the money is being donated to buy children art supplies and to fund an amazing project lead by Camille Spadafino. To bid on the table…

A mosaic is a pattern of irregularly shaped pieces all fitted together to cover a surface. Mosaics can make distinct pictures or shapes out of thousands of smaller pieces, but they don't have any discernible pattern. This fantastic form of artwork can be added to dull spaces, but on what surface can you add a […]

I found this vintage coffee table thrown out in the street with nothing much wrong apart from some scratches. So to me it was crying out to be freshened up with…

A mosaic table top is a fun and creative piece of furniture that can lighten up your space and give it a more artistic vibe. However, finding the right table top can be difficult because they all have different designs and colors. Luckily,...

Mosaic art has been a mainstay of interior home decor projects for centuries. Let's discover the timeless uses of mosaic art throughout history.

In today's blog, Karen Perkins shares her mosaic story, how she got started, her process and her inspiration. Thank you, Karen, for sharing your beautiful mosaic mandalas with us.

Pier I Imports has some attractive outdoor tables with mosaic tops. Depending on size, the prices range from $99 to $399. After some discussion about a possible purchase of one of these pricey tables, DH suggested we "recycle" two of our table tops. He encouraged me to make a mosaic pattern atop each table and to do it myself. That way, the pocketbook would barely be impacted, and the back patio would have a new look without purchasing a ready made item. After some internet research…

Geneva Vanderzeil on Instagram: "Three more pattern ideas for the mosaic side table 🌸. I’m so happy to hear that so many of you plan to make the mosaic side table that I made earlier in the week! A few of you asked about other patterns so I thought I would share others that you can try. I think it’s a matter of playing around and finding a design you like, but these are a few to get you started. Which pattern do you like the most? I think it’s the cross pattern for me! Ps all these tiles…