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Glass Mosaic
Colour that holds its light.
The Material
Where stone absorbs light, glass returns it. Non-porous, colourfast and completely unbothered by chlorine or hard water, glass mosaic goes where natural stone struggles — swimming pools, shower enclosures, and walls that need a colour marble simply does not come in.
Where it belongs — Swimming pools · shower enclosures · bathroom walls · kitchen splashbacks · feature panels
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In the Gallery
Signature patterns.
Glass mosaic is supplied by the sheet and set by our own crews. For pools we specify the adhesive and grout system alongside the tile — the failure is almost never the mosaic.
Questions
Asked most often.
Why use glass mosaic instead of stone?
Glass is non-porous, so it does not absorb water, stain or etch. That makes it the right choice for swimming pools, shower enclosures and anywhere in constant contact with water or chlorine — conditions that are hard on natural stone.
Is glass mosaic suitable for swimming pools?
Yes, and it is the standard choice for them. It is colourfast under UV, unaffected by chlorine, and the small format follows curves and steps that sheet materials cannot. The adhesive and grout system matters as much as the tile — we specify both.
Does glass mosaic fade in Lahore sun?
Good-quality glass mosaic does not. The colour is within the glass rather than printed on it, so unlike many painted or coated finishes it does not lose intensity under UV.
Can glass mosaic be used in a kitchen?
It makes an excellent splashback — non-porous, wipes clean, and unaffected by oil or acid. We would not use it on a working counter, where the surface must take knives and weight; granite or quartzite belongs there.
Do you supply glass mosaic as well as stone?
Yes. Glass mosaic sits alongside the natural stone collections, and for bathrooms and pools we frequently combine the two — marble mosaic on the floor, glass on the wet walls.
See it in daylight.
Patterns are judged in person. Walk the gallery at Harbanspura.