Mosaic stones

A stepping stone made from beautiful rocks collected from rivers and lakeshores on the south island of New Zealand My stepping stone...

Detail of a mosaic made with found and recycled materials including beach ceramic, sea glass, broken pottery, pebbles, nails, rubber and more.

This table features a textural, colorful pattern created with stones by Carol Talkov, a mosaic artist.

Did you make a garden stepping stone as a kid? Don't throw those broken ceramic dishes away—you can create beautiful DIY garden stones with broken dishes, just like when you were young.

A stepping stone made from beautiful rocks collected from rivers and lakeshores on the south island of New Zealand My stepping stone workshop in Glenorchy, New Zealand Gold and Black alternating bands of Mexican Beach Pebbles in Los Angeles The most frequently asked question I get in regards to my mosaic work seems to be "Where do you get your stones?" After that comes the question "Do you ever teach workshops?" I have on occasion taught them but it has been a long time. The reason I quit…

In this video, I'm going to show you how to Transform Your Space: DIY Mosaic Floors with Stones, Pebbles and Bricks.Mosaic floors are a great way to add a li...

Are you working on a mosaic project? Maybe you are wondering how you make it waterproof. We've researched the techniques and materials you can use to waterproof mosaics. By using the proper sealant, you can make any mosaic piece waterproof. Typical grout sealants used for mosaic pieces include penetrating, membrane-forming, and concrete types. Apply several […]

Make DIY backyard walkways with these creative projects for outdoors. Stepping stones, wood plank paths, brick sidewalks and creative stone paver walk ways.

A stepping stone made from beautiful rocks collected from rivers and lakeshores on the south island of New Zealand My stepping stone workshop in Glenorchy, New Zealand Gold and Black alternating bands of Mexican Beach Pebbles in Los Angeles The most frequently asked question I get in regards to my mosaic work seems to be "Where do you get your stones?" After that comes the question "Do you ever teach workshops?" I have on occasion taught them but it has been a long time. The reason I quit…

See 5 interesting ways to use stone in your back yard - seating, mosaics, fire pits, gabions, and garden beds. Tutorials and design inspiration included.