



This ivory stone mosaic field is a random assembly of mosaic fragments, hand cut and placed by hand. Simple and eye catching, the design shows a random field mosaic. Each stone is carefully selected, cut and then assembled by hand. The slight indentations in the mosaic field enhance the beauty of this mosaic despite its simplicity. Of particular interest is the irregular nature of the small tesserae, they sing and dance. Although randomly placed, there is much to be said about artistic licence here: no single creation will ever be the same. Only the discerning eye would pick this up, a small detail with maximum impact. As is the case with all the De Ferranti Mosaic collections, we are able to fully customise the materials and colours, and tailor the mosaics to your space, creating unique and personalised pieces.
The predominantly pale surface is punctuated by only a few stronger honey and ochre pieces, allowing the handmade tessera rhythm to remain the principal feature. Compared with Field Mosaic – 5469L, which introduces a broader beige range, this version reads cleaner and lighter. Field Mosaic – 5469P offers another restrained cream interpretation. The Marble & Onyx Collection is useful when coordinating adjoining pale stone or veined marble.
For an ivory stone mosaic field, review several sheets together before fixing so the occasional warmer tesserae are distributed naturally rather than forming accidental clusters. Project lighting, paint colour and neighbouring stone can all alter the reading of pale mineral tones. A close grout colour will keep the surface quiet, while stronger contrast will make each small unit more explicit. For flooring, swimming pools and warm-climate exterior settings, confirm substrate preparation, sealing, slip performance and exposure suitability for the complete installation.
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