Geometric Coverings: Personalizing the Design of Mosaics and Tiles

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By combining small pieces—each with its own shape, size, and color—mosaic-making has traditionally accompanied spatial design. Beyond its role as an artistic technique, its use has been industrialized, establishing defined patterns for selecting floor or wall designs. 

How do you create a custom design? By choosing one of four formats alongside a selection of matte and semi-gloss colors, the new Daltile Colorlab collection allows for combining a wide range of colors and finishes, bringing to life spaces born from the designer's imagination.

Using four formats—'Hexagonal', 'Square', 'Lattice', and 'Herringbone'—the design process opens up possibilities for various configurations. In addition, users can choose between semi-gloss or matte finishes in yellow, orange, red, green, purple, blue, or neutral tones. 

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Cite: Prieto, Camila. "Geometric Coverings: Personalizing the Design of Mosaics and Tiles" [Revestimientos geométricos: Personalizando el diseño de mosaicos y azulejos] 04 Jul 2026. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1132022/geometric-coverings-personalizing-the-design-of-mosaics-and-tiles> ISSN 0719-8884
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