When you talk about mosaic , the image that comes to our head is that of a kitchen or bathroom ... it is not strange, since we are very used to finding it there. It is something very common, and there is nothing better than a bathroom or a kitchen adorned with this artistic technique, which transmits neatness Y cleaning . But why don't we think of any room in the house, a dining room...?
Of the bars and restaurants that run through the streets of Madrid, we find it in some like the restaurant Torcuato , belonging to cluster Factory and located in one of the most emblematic streets of Madrid, Calle Serrano; the restaurant The ling located in the middle of Velázquez street; or the restaurant The Mamona, located in the Chamberí and Castellana districts.
All of them have some mosaic decoration, and it is that More and more establishments are opting for this type of design. Hygiene and light is what has conquered them.
La Mamona Castilian Restaurant.
This type of design also traditionally abounds in the star spaces of summer: the swimming pools. Oasis like the hotel Iberostar Selection Holguin (Cuba) They have this type of design. The material is very suitable for this type of space due to its high profits as the hygiene that generates and the resistance to different temperature changes.
For the same reasons, you can also find them in another of our favorite “relax” spaces: the spas , but also in fashion shops, where they play an interesting role due to their versatility and his high color gamut.
Pool Hotel Iberostar Selection Holguin.
ECOLOGICAL MATERIAL, LATEST TRENDS
In the last edition of Home Decor 2022 we were able to enjoy these beautiful designs transferred to all kinds of spaces. That is the magic of interior design, adapting any of the spaces to be decorated to your taste. In the case of Hisbalit, its mosaics also stand out for being of eco-friendly material.
Precisely within the framework of Home Decor 2022 , one of the trends presented was 'I glazed' , six attractive mixes of ecological mosaic in pastel tones with sweet and harmonic color range , sprinkled with refreshing reflections that bring light and movement . It's about the happiest collection of this firm which has six references in pink, lilac, mint green, grey, white and beige, with a tap 'slow'.
Ambience ‘Fraise’ from the ‘Glaceé’ collection.
The idea is inspired by the ice cream flavors most refreshing: Fraise, Violette, Menthe, Sesame, Coco and Vanille. "It's about d designs that invite you to relax enhancing light, mosaics full of nuances” This is how Sara Guzmán, the brand's director of marketing, defines it to Condé Nast Traveler.
'Vanille' setting from the 'Glaceé' collection.
This 2022 has presented a mosaic that merges crafts and design. The collection 'raw' , which is born from a nod to the past, is tinged with sustainability Y contemporary design to contribute timelessness to the spaces, offering in turn a visual connection with nature.
As Sara points out, "this new collection that includes eight models of sustainable mosaic they evoke the natural fibers and elements of the earth: linen, plaster, jute, cotton, silk, earth, coal and aluminium. Are 100% organic products and imperfections that play with curve and movement, thanks to their smooth, wavy matte finish.”
Environment 'Coal' from the 'Raw' collection.
Recognized designers What Patricia Busts Y Virginia Gasch surprised in this latest edition of Home Decor 2022 with innovative designs created manually with ecological mosaic of this firm, from borders to shelves through traditional walls.
His creations cover a wide range of textures, finishes, formats and colors that give the space a unique atmosphere, from wavy mosaics that evoke the natural fibers and the elements of the earth to those pastel colored mosaics with a "slow" touch that are so fashionable this year 2022, with soft colors that bring more light and movement to the space.
Environment 'Aluminium' from the 'Raw' collection.
Patricia Busts she declares herself in love with this mosaic. “I find it very versatile. You can make many different designs. In addition, it contributes texture to space , something very important in my projects. The color range that this signature has is also very similar to the palette that I use in my projects, so it fits me a lot”.
The interior designer Patricia Bustos.