Mosaic tiles are created from glass, ceramic, porcelain, marble, stone, and sometimes metal, molded into small square or rectangular shapes to be arranged into predesigned patterns. These surfaces serve decorative purposes.

Maintenance of mosaic tiles is simple, however, depending on the type of material, cleaning may be more or less difficult:
To maintain the gloss on glass mosaics, they should be washed with a soft cloth along with mild soap.
Standard tile cleaners and a mixture of vinegar and water will suffice with ceramic and porcelain mosaics.
Gentle soaps for cleaning stone mosaics like marble along with sealing them every now and then to prevent stain damage serve well.

Wet areas are some of the best surfaces to apply mosaic tiles on, especially sprinkling and ceramic mosaics since they are water resistant. Restrooms, showers, and swimming pools are some of the areas these mosaics shine in.

The most defining feature that sets mosaic tiles apart from others is their pliability. They can serve simple custom patterns, elaborate pictures, or any set logos.

Aside from enriching the artistic and luxurious look of your house - even external spaces such as your garden or patio – mosaic tiles also enhance the beauty of your kitchens and bathrooms.