Not long ago setting mosaic tile meant embedding each small piece in a mortar bed. Later, sheets of mosaic held together by paper facing helped reduce installation time. These early face-mounted ...

Where can you have a mosaic at home? Absolutely anywhere! From the kitchen floor to splashbacks or your porch. The bathroom, though, seems to be a popular spot for a mosaic moment – especially the ...

Tile has come a long way from the white ceramic 4-inch squares, bordered with black, that characterized my family bathroom in the 1960s. Showrooms are dizzying when it comes to options and design ...

Approved for glass tile on floors or walls, both interior and exterior, this one-step adhesive mortar does not require additives of any kind. Las Vegas—During the Surfaces 2011 trade show held at the ...

With a few tips from her sister, Justice Haynes slowly and firmly pressed a jagged piece of black tile against a brick column. “Like this?” the 15-year-old asked her older sister, looking down from ...