Stone mosaic is a highly valuable product among stone materials, widely used in architectural decoration. They can be seen everywhere in hotels, inns, large shopping malls, residential homes, and commercial office buildings. There are many types of mosaic products, including flat mosaic, three-dimensional mosaic, relief mosaic, arc mosaic, solid column mosaic. And these mosaic products can evolve into many types of mosaic.
However, what is piecing together? This article aims to popularize the knowledge of flower arrangement among stone workers. Once you master this knowledge, you will not be considered too "low" by others.
Mosaic is one of the most beautiful stone products and is also a popular stone product among the public.
The mosaic products are rich and diverse, with a wide range of applications. With its high level of craftsmanship, good decorative effect, and high appreciation value, mosaic has become an indispensable and important stone product in architectural decoration.
In home decoration, star rated hotels, airports, cinemas, large shopping malls, and other places, especially hotels, the figure of mosaic can be seen. It can be said that the lack of mosaic products in star rated hotels and hotel decoration will greatly affect their level. Home decoration, especially villa decoration, has become a popular choice, entering the homes of many ordinary people and decorating and embellishing our homes.
Whether in China or abroad, important buildings are inseparable from mosaic products, which have become a scenic spot in our daily lives. Without them, it seems that life lacks beauty, vitality, and romantic atmosphere.
1. What is patchwork?
Stone Mosaic is the most beautiful product among stone products, which is a stone decoration product composed of two or more types of stones combined in a certain geometric shape. This is the basic definition of mosaic. Pic 1 shows a mosaic made from various materials.
But sometimes we see the same type of stone cut into various shapes and pieced together into a geometric shape similar to a mosaic product, which can also be called a mosaic. Because the processing technology of this product is produced according to the mosaic processing technology, which is the same as the mosaic processing technology, this product can also be called mosaic. Pic 1 shows a mosaic composed of multiple materials. Pic 2 shows a mosaic made of stone, which is formed by changing the texture to create a geometric pattern. Pic 2 can also be referred to as mosaic. Stone Mosaic, also known as piecing flower, means that the shape of the product must be as beautiful as a flower, with graphic changes and pattern features. This is the most basic requirement for piecing flower.
Special attention should be paid to patterns composed of at least two types of stone in mosaic design. Although Pic 2 shows the same type of stone using texture and color difference to create a style and pattern similar to mosaic, strictly speaking, it cannot be called mosaic.
2. The basic composition of mosaic
The basic composition of mosaic is composed of the interior of the mosaic and the wavy lines. There are one layer of wavy lines and two layers of wavy lines for splicing. But many mosaics do not add wavy lines, this type of mosaic is called non wavy line mosaic. I think adding a layer of wavy lines to the outer edge of the mosaic would have a better decorative effect.
In Pic 3, it can be seen that a circle of wavy lines has been added to the outer edge of the floral pattern, which is a traditional Chinese herringbone pattern. It has a rendering and setting effect on the decoration of the inner floral pattern, highlighting the beauty of the inner floral pattern. In addition, adding layer wave lines can be used to adjust the deviation caused by the construction of the mosaic, ensuring the overall size of the mosaic and facilitating the installation to match the surrounding stone joints.
Mosaic is often composed of triangles, rectangles, squares, circles, ellipses, polygons, regular polygons, quadrilaterals (parallelograms, circles, sectors, crescent shapes, etc.).
These geometric elements are the basis for composing mosaics. It is precisely with these basic elements, combined by clever and imaginative designers, that a rich, colorful, and beautiful stone mosaic is formed.
