Glass Mosaic Tables
From navy to turquoise, emerald to copper: glass mosaic brings colours that are hard to find in natural stone, and a glossy surface that changes with the light.
Why glass mosaic?
- Colour: A wide palette makes gradients, rings and floral patterns vivid.
- Light: Glass reflects light; iridescent glass tiles shift tone through the day.
- Easy care: Glass is non-porous and does not absorb liquids; a damp cloth is usually enough.
- Style: A statement piece in a modern, colourful or minimal living room.
How a glass mosaic table is made
The top is divided into zones following the design, then glass pieces are cut with mosaic nippers and set one by one. In ring patterns the colours are arranged to transition from the centre outwards. Once the adhesive has cured, the gaps are grouted and the surface is cleaned and polished. We show the whole process in the making of a checkerboard table.
Frequently asked questions
Glass mosaic is durable in daily use. Avoiding hard knocks and dragging heavy objects across it will extend the life of the surface.
A damp cloth, with a little mild soapy water if needed. Avoid abrasive cleaners that can damage the grout.
Both have strengths. Choose glass for vivid colour and shine, natural stone for calm tones and texture.
Still deciding? Read glass mosaic or natural stone.
Let’s design your table together
Size, colours and pattern are chosen with you, and your table is made as a single piece in our Istanbul studio. Send a photo of your space and the size you have in mind.