This polychrome flame limestone mosaic belongs to the Bardo Collection of mosaics. With a sophisticated matt finish, the Bardo Collection of mosaics from De Ferranti offers a modern take on this ancient Roman craft. Featuring an almost chalky finish, the limestone tiles are available in a variety of sizes, colours and designs. This design plays wittily with squares and borders, but you can choose from stripes, florals and other exciting geometric patterns.

Polychrome Flame Limestone Mosaic in Layered Colour

Flame in Multi turns the collection's flowing band motif into a broad colour study. Black and charcoal lines run beside rust red, ochre, blush pink, blue-grey, olive and cream, with each band bending independently before converging again. The narrow tesserae and matt limestone finish soften the contrasts, so the surface remains mineral rather than graphic. A pale border frames the movement and provides a useful visual stop. Flame in Ivory offers the same directional idea in a quieter cream and gold palette.

Balancing Colour and Direction

For a polychrome flame limestone mosaic, review several sections together before fixing to understand how the strongest black, red and ochre lines travel across the installation. Where the pattern meets corners, openings or fitted furniture, set-out should preserve the sense of continuous movement rather than leaving isolated fragments. A restrained grout colour will allow the individual stone tones to remain the principal contrast. Floreale Mosaic provides a more formal floral repeat, while the Stone & Marble Mosaics collection allows designers to compare related fields and borders. Confirm substrate preparation, grout and sealing requirements for the intended interior use.

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