Natural Stone Mosaic Tiles
These mosaics are cut from the real thing: marble, travertine, basalt, and limestone, mounted on mesh in hexagon, herringbone, penny, and basketweave sheets. Because the color comes from the stone and not from a print, every sheet varies. Tumbled Chiaro travertine, honed Carrara blends, penny-round Basaltina basalt, and polished Thassos basketweave all shift as the light changes through the day.
Where stone mosaics work
They fit anywhere you want warmth at small scale, like a shower niche, a fireplace face, a kitchen backsplash, or a bathroom floor. The small format wraps curves and slopes, and honed or tumbled finishes add grip and cut glare. The veining does the decorating, so even a simple grid looks rich.
Caring for natural stone
Stone is porous, so seal these before and after grouting and clean them with pH-neutral products rather than anything acidic or abrasive. Marble and limestone are calcium based and can etch from acids, while travertine and basalt are more forgiving. Sealed and cleaned gently, a stone mosaic lasts a lifetime.
Want the man-made version that never needs sealing? Compare our porcelain tiles and marble-look tiles. Pick up sealer in grout and sealers before install day.