Random Tiles are any tiles that randomly select a sprite from a list of sprites relative to a specific target position and show that sprite superimposed on the tile. The sprite imprinted on the tile depends upon the position of the tile and the tile bound to that position.

A random tile pattern is an arrangement of tiles in different sizes, shapes, or colors to create a non-uniform yet visually balanced design. Despite its name, it is often carefully planned to achieve a natural and dynamic look. Commonly used for floors, walls, and backsplashes, this pattern adds depth and character to spaces, making each installation unique.

Putting in random mosaic tiles can be more difficult than putting in standard tiles because of their unique patterns or shapes. Although these tiles are usually pre-mounted on mesh sheets which make the process simpler, achieving a seamless look still requires careful alignment and spacing.

Some problems include cutting around the edges, maintaining a consistent grout line and accomplishing a natural flow in the pattern. Dry-laying the sheets before installation along with using tile spacers can aid in preventing misalignment. For a smooth finish, professional installation is recommended, especially with intricate designs or large areas.

With the right care routine, cleaning and maintaining random mosaic tiles becomes a walk in the park. Tiles looking fresh, dirt buildup being prevented, and grout preserved all come from basic maintenance.

Daily Cleaning: Using a soft cloth or sponge, rinse and wipe the tile and remove dust and stains with a pH-neutral solution.
Deep Cleaning: Scrub dirt off using a soft brush that does not use harsh chemicals as they can damage natural stones. These include unlabeled grinders or washers.
Sealing (If Required): Random mosaic tiles that are covered in porous grout or natural stone must apply sealants to protect it from stains and moisture.
Preventive Cleaning: Spills, especially in the kitchen or bathroom, must be wiped up to avoid discoloration. Ensure that wet areas have proper ventilation to increase dryness and avoid mold build up.

Random mosaic tiles can retain their beauty and durability with regular cleaning and proper sealing.

Yes, random mosaic tiles can go on either the walls or the floors, but their material and texture will dictate where they can best be suited. Mosaics made from natural stone, porcelain , and ceramic are sturdy for the floors, while glass and decorative mosaics work best for the walls. If the tiles will be used on the floor, make sure they are slip resistant, particularly in areas that can get wet such as bathrooms or showers.