The difference between 4 types of mosaic

Standard grid mosaic is a type of mosaic that is made using pre-cut tiles arranged in a regular grid pattern. The tiles are usually uniform in size and
shape and the overall design is created by arranging the tiles in different colors and patterns.

Hand-cut mosaic is a type of mosaic that is made using tiles that are cut by hand, rather than using pre-cut tiles. This allows for more intricate and detailed designs, as the tiles can be cut into a variety of shapes and sizes.



Metallic lettering mosaic uses regular tiles and metallic materials, such as gold or silver, to create letters or logos as part of the design.

UV-print mosaic uses a printing process to apply a design, letters, logos, or pattern onto the surface of the tiles, rather than using individual pieces to create the design. This allows for more intricate and detailed designs.

Here is a chart that compares the 4 types of mosaics: