Lakestone Mosaic
Limestone & terrazzo in mosaic format.
Lakestone Mosaic
Lakestone mosaic tiles blend limestone and terrazzo aesthetics into mosaic formats perfect for shower floors and decorative accents.
Lakestone Mosaic blends two looks in one collection: the soft, even ground of limestone and the speckled character of terrazzo, scaled down to mosaic format. The four colourways run from White through Light Grey and Dark Grey to Anthracite, so there is a step for nearly any grey-based scheme, and non-repeating faces keep larger installations looking natural.
Real terrazzo is poured, ground and sealed on site, and real limestone is soft and porous. This porcelain version sidesteps both, with a fired surface that ignores water and cleaning products and never needs sealing. It suits Metro Vancouver renovations that want the terrazzo revival look in a shower or laundry without the cost and maintenance of the genuine article.
Specifications
Colors & Variations
Face Variations
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Applications
Where Lakestone Mosaic Works
Shower floors
The mosaic format follows the drainage slope smoothly and the matte surface with frequent grout lines gives dependable grip, making Lakestone a solid working choice for daily-use showers.
Feature strips and bands
A horizontal band of terrazzo look mosaic through a plain wall tile breaks up a large surface at modest cost, and the speckled pattern reads clearly even in a narrow strip.
Tub surrounds
Around a tub, the small format handles curves, ledges and corners better than large tile does, and the limestone tones keep the finished result soft rather than busy.
Backsplash accents
In a kitchen or laundry, the speckle hides everyday splashes between cleanings. White and Light Grey suit brighter rooms, while Anthracite gives a bolder, more graphic backdrop.
Design Notes
Pairing & Layout Ideas
The Lakestone field collection shares the same limestone and terrazzo palette in larger sizes, which makes floor-to-mosaic transitions seamless in a bathroom. For a broader scheme, it also keeps company with the Ceppo Di Gre collection, another stone look with visible aggregate character. Pale plywood or oak cabinetry, white quartz counters, and simple chrome fixtures let the speckle do the talking. Grout in a mid grey blends the joints away and keeps the terrazzo effect continuous.
FAQ
Lakestone Mosaic Questions
Is this real terrazzo?
No. It is porcelain printed with limestone and terrazzo looks. Genuine terrazzo needs grinding, polishing and periodic sealing, while this version arrives finished and stays that way. You get the speckled aesthetic with the routine of ordinary porcelain tile.
Which colour is most forgiving of water spots and soap?
The mid tones, Light Grey and Dark Grey, are the most forgiving in daily use because the speckled pattern breaks up any film or droplet marks. White shows the least mineral haze, while Anthracite may ask for slightly more frequent rinsing to stay crisp.
What formats does Lakestone Mosaic come in?
It is produced in several mosaic formats, and the lineup varies by colour and production run. Let us know the colour you are after and we will confirm which formats and sheet sizes are currently available to order for your project.
Can I see the colours together before choosing?
Yes, all four colourways are on display at our Richmond showroom, and samples are available to take home. Mosaic colours read differently under bathroom lighting than in photos, so checking a sheet against your vanity and paint is time well spent.
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