Elevate Your Decorating with These Mosaic Marvels

These patterned décor pieces add something special to any space.

By Mallory Evans • Posted August 6, 2024 at 8:04 a.m.

Mosaic beach large covered baker dish (Courtesy Blue Rose Pottery)

Mosaic designs can be used in much more than just tiles or wall art. To add a pop of color to your home, check out these items with intricately crafted mosaic patterns, from furniture to dinnerware.

Intarsia 50-inch rectangular mosaic pattern teak wood console table — *Rectangular mosaic teak wood console table (Courtesy Crate & Barrel)*

Stunning Surfaces

Handcrafted with mango wood, teak, and bone, this console table elevates any home with its elaborately inlaid triangles. Intarsia 50-inch rectangular mosaic teak wood console table, $1,499 at Crate & Barrel, multiple locations

garden tile coasters with mosaic patterns — *Garden tile coasters (Courtesy Anthropologie)*

Drinking in the Garden

Tiny tiles add pops of color to these dainty coasters. Choose a bumblebee, beetle, or butterfly. Garden tile coasters, $12 each at Anthropologie, multiple locations

*Bowl with blue-and-yellow mosaic band (Courtesy The Hour)*

Serve in Style

A blue-and-yellow mosaic band wraps around this 5-inch-high by 10-inch-wide glass bowl, perfect for a summer feast. Mod mosaic serving bowl, $175 at The Hour, 1015 King St., Alexandria

Mosaic beach large covered baker dish with mosaic pattern — *Baker dish (Courtesy Blue Rose Pottery)*

Dinner-Party Ready

Spruce up your family gatherings with this aquatic bake-and-serve dish. Mosaic beach large covered baker, $179 at Blue Rose Pottery

small square frame with a chevron mosaic pattern — *Small square frame with a chevron mosaic pattern (Courtesy Red Barn Mercantile)*

Picture This

Show off treasured memories in this small square frame with a chevron pattern from Matr Boomie. Artemis natural handcrafted bone, 3×3, $35 at Red Barn Mercantile, 1117 King St., Alexandria

Feature image of baker dish with mosaic pattern courtesy Blue Rose Pottery

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Mallory Evans

Contributing Writer

Mallory Evans received her journalism graduate degree from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism in 2026 and has written for Northern Virginia Magazine since 2024.