Art Deco mosaics

Art Deco mosaics are decorative artworks created by assembling small, colored pieces of glass, stone, or ceramic to form intricate patterns or images. Popular during the 1920s and 1930s, they combine geometric shapes, bold lines, and luxurious materials, reflecting the era's taste for modernity, glamour, and elegance. These mosaics often adorn buildings, floors, and walls, adding vibrant, stylish accents. Their craftsmanship emphasizes symmetry and stylized design, making them both functional and visually striking, capturing the spirit of progress and artistic innovation characteristic of the Art Deco movement.