Brown mosaic in the interior

Brown is not as boring as it might seem at first glance, although it is associated with school uniforms. It is a versatile color scheme with a rich palette of warm and cold shades, which is especially popular among the level-headed and down-to-earth people. It is used equally well in makeup, clothing and interior design. Brown is the most natural color in the interior, as it imitates the natural shade of wood, which has long been the main decorative tool.

Despite the fact that modern design delights have pushed brown into the background, it still personifies solidity, stability, nobility, and also gives a feeling of warm embrace.

Choosing a mosaic composition of noble chocolate shades, you can easily add flavor to the most rigorous design.

Despite its many advantages, mosaic has only recently begun to gain popularity as a finishing material, since there were not so many people willing to work with elements (chips) measuring 5x5 cm and even 2x2 cm. Not so long ago, mosaic elements were created on durable mesh sheets. Now finishing work is reduced to a minimum - you need to prepare the surface, and then just glue the mesh with the chips.

Different materials are used for such "mesh" products:

• Glass. Such options are resistant to aggressive detergents and temperature extremes, are affordable, and also have various versions.
• Ceramics has great opportunities in imitation of textures, for example, wood, while possessing significant moisture resistance.
• Wood is little in demand, since the natural texture is prone to swelling and cracking, although it gives the room an unconditional comfort.
• Stone - strong and durable material with excellent anti-slip properties, therefore it is actively used for flooring. The main disadvantage is the high cost.

It is important to choose the right combination of brown mosaic, then a special atmosphere will appear in your interior:

• light shades contribute to a feeling of lightness;
• darker - relaxation;
• reddish brown will add energy;
• and in rooms without windows and sunny colors, glare of light brown and yellow tones is necessary;
• a combination of white and brown will be appropriate in any room.

The energetic and positive tandem of the yellow-brown range is ideal for country and retro styles, although it looks organic in any interior.

Traditionally, the oriental is a brown-orange combination. It can be found more often in the design of bedrooms and boudoirs, however, it looks great in the bathroom and in the kitchen.

The kitchen is the place where all family members gather most often. To give an atmosphere of coziness and tranquility (as well as a spectacular accent), you can safely use mosaic tiles of the entire brown range. It will be in harmony with white, black, green kitchen furniture, ideal for decorating an apron, and in large rooms it will also decorate the countertop.

Decorated in the warm luxury of brown shades, the bathtub looks very impressive. The combination of brown and gold is very popular - it looks aristocratic, but uncommon.

The gold mosaic itself looks exceptional. It is not necessary to lay out intricate patterns from it.

Mosaic mixes of different sizes with a combination of different shades of brown that look fresh are very popular: there are models with gold, sparkles, mother-of-pearl, imitation of amber and natural stone.

Mosaic is an excellent interior solution. Its aesthetics and practicality will find their application in any corner of your home. Choosing a mosaic of a noble range of brown shades, you will demonstrate the elegance and impeccability of taste.

For an overview of mosaics in the interior, see the next video.