Bubbly Bathroom Mirror Free-Form Mosaic
BATHROOM MIRROR FREE-FORM MOSAIC
I recently finished up a project in my bathroom. I had a vision of sparkling, sea green bubbles and lots of movement as a decorative accent to an otherwise very white room. I could have done something in the standard square tile format but I’ve always wanted to create a free-form mosaic and thought this would be the perfect opportunity. What’s more flowing than water and bubbles!? I purchased and inserted a few round mirror tiles that mimic the “floating” vanity mirror. They also add movement and pick up colors from other areas of the bathroom. I’ve included a few process photos below.
PRODUCTION: ROLLING, CUTTING AND DRYING CLAY TILES
TILES: BISQUED TO CONE 04
TILES: GLAZED WITH MY SECRET SEA-FOAM RECIPE AND FIRED TO CONE 05
TILES ARRANGED AND ADHESIVED TO WALL
FREE-FORM MOSAIC: DETAIL
Tags: bathroom mosaic, ceramic tile, free form mosaic, mirror mosaic
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Laurie Says:
