A multi-colored random mosaic, which we created by analyzing colors from Paul Gauguin’s painting Fatata te Miti. This is one of many works by this artist from his time living and working in Tahiti. The exotic climate, the lush greenery, the beauty and warmth of the female body – Gauguin loved to paint colorful, highly sensual scenes. We were happy to transfer the colors from this painting to our mosaic.
Saturated, dark and warm colors will be perfect on the wall of the original restaurant, café or in a modern residential interior. Mosaic is also great for finishing the floor, and we can prepare it in any size!
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| Tile size | 23 x 23 mm |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 4 mm |
| Grout width | 2 mm |
| Sheet size | 33,3 x 33,3 cm |
| Application | For flooring and walls |
| For interiors and exteriors | |
| Ecology | Recycled glass |
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Mosaic colours may vary slightly between production batches.
The mosaic collection Impressions is a tribute that we pay to the great painters of the 19th and 20th centuries. We have explored the shades of colors and their proportions in unforgettable paintings. And then we transferred them to our mosaics. What were the results of this experiment? Amazing! Explore all the facets of the mosaic Impressions and move into a magical world of colors straight from the canvases of the grand masters.
Claude Monet, August Renoir, Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, Edward Manet or Mary Cassatt - they all created brilliant paintings. But have you ever wondered what the sources of their genius are? How did they work? What palette did they use? Why do works such as Claude Monet's Rouen Cathedral or Vincent van Gogh's La Mousmé still move so many of us today and despite the years that have passed?
We thought about this a lot at Trufle. And we decided to analyze the colors of some beautiful Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings. This is how we came up with mosaic mixes inspired by the great works. We hope that our mosaics from recycled glass cubes will also become a source of inspiration for you.
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