Mosaic "aprons": 6 incredible walls for the kitchen
Broken porcelain and tiles do not cause anything,except regret. But there are great examples of using pieces and shards that may make you break dishes and tiles on purpose. For example, a mosaic "apron" for the kitchen wall above the sink, stove and worktop!
This mosaic is more than just an apron overwork surface. A superb combination of warm and slightly cold shades, tiny pieces of tiles and filigree work create a stunning kitchen decor, simple and rich at the same time.
Broken plates and china are pieced together, black primer creating the perfect backdrop for the mosaic masterpiece.
Here is an example of not just abstract patterns, but a real still life made of tiles and porcelain. Mosaic dishes, a vase with daisies and vegetables are perfect for decorating a kitchen.
The fragments do not have to be flat.Volumetric pieces will create a volumetric image that will certainly become the central element of the kitchen decor. Such an apron with sunflowers above the stove will perfectly suit a kitchen in a national or country style.
The simple, modern design is created from tile pieces cut with a cutter rather than a hammer, so each piece fits perfectly into the next, like a puzzle.
