Glass Mosaic Tiles Murano 20 mm, Polarice, 150 g
Polarice – pale ice blue Murano glass mosaic
Murano Polarice is a high-quality 20 × 20 mm glass mosaic with a pale ice blue colour and a subtle turquoise undertone. This cool, luminous shade brings the atmosphere of fresh water, clear ice and northern winter landscapes to mosaic projects.
Its glossy, subtly varied glass surface reflects the light softly and gives the pale colour a nuanced appearance. Polarice is especially well suited to calm, fresh and airy colour palettes. Murano glass mosaic can be used both indoors and outdoors. According to the manufacturer, it is resistant to UV exposure and frost.
The 150 gram pack contains approximately 50 glass mosaic tiles and covers an area of about 15 × 15 cm with joints of approximately 2 mm.
Specifications
- Product range: Murano 20 mm
- Colour: Polarice, pale ice blue
- Contents: 150 g, approximately 50 tiles
- Tile size: 20 × 20 mm
- Thickness: approximately 4 mm
- Coverage: approximately 15 × 15 cm with joints of approximately 2 mm
- Material: High-quality coloured glass
- Surface: Glossy, subtly varied glass surface
- Back: Grooved back for good adhesion
- Supplied as: Loose tiles in a bag
- Cutting: Easy to cut with mosaic nippers
- Use: For mosaic crafts and indoor or outdoor use
Why choose Murano Polarice?
- Pale and fresh ice blue colour
- Subtle turquoise undertone
- Glossy, lively glass surface
- Beautiful choice for water, winter and coastal designs
- Easy to cut with mosaic nippers
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
What is Polarice suitable for?
Polarice is especially suitable for water surfaces, waves, ice, snowflakes, clouds, fish, shells, flowers and pale nature-inspired designs. The fresh blue shade also works beautifully in mosaic pictures, mirrors, lanterns, plant pots, trays and other decorative objects.
Expert tip
Combine Polarice with white, Ice and pale blue for a delicate, ice-inspired palette. Anemon and turquoise add water-like depth, while dark blue or Lagoon creates a clear contrast with the pale shade.
