Ottoman 8 mm Glass Mosaic, Charcoal, 50 g
Glossy Charcoal Glass Mosaic for Dark Designs and Shading
Ottoman Charcoal is a glossy 8 × 8 mm glass mosaic in a dark charcoal-grey shade, ideal for shading, stone surfaces, buildings, small designs and strong decorative details. The deep colour combines dark grey, graphite grey and a subtle warm brown-grey undertone. Charcoal adds depth, structure and clear contrast to mosaic work.
The smooth, highly glossy glass surface reflects light and brings out the nuances of the dark grey shade. Gently rounded edges and corners give the finished mosaic a soft and refined appearance.
Key Details
- Tile size: 8 × 8 mm
- Thickness: approximately 4 mm
- Pack size: 50 g
- Quantity: approximately 85–100 tiles
- Approximate coverage: about 90 cm², equivalent to an area of approximately 9 × 10 cm with a grout gap of about 2 mm
- Finish: smooth and highly glossy
- Use: suitable for indoor and outdoor mosaics
Specifications
- Collection: Ottoman
- Colour name: Charcoal
- Colour: dark charcoal grey with graphite-grey and subtle brown-grey tones
- Material: recycled glass
- Shape: square with gently rounded edges and corners
- Properties: UV and frost resistant
- Cutting: Easy to cut with mosaic nippers
The number of tiles may vary depending on the colour and weight of the individual pieces. Coverage is affected by the grout gap, tile layout, cutting and the shape of the project.
What Is Charcoal Suitable For?
The compact 8 × 8 mm size is particularly suitable for shadows, stone surfaces, buildings, animal fur and feathers, dark areas of wood, details in eyes and faces, borders, lettering, pixel mosaics and small pictorial designs. The tiles can be used on plant pots, lanterns, mirrors, decorative objects, wall decorations and garden ornaments.
The 50 g pack is a practical choice for smaller mosaic projects, individual motifs and designs where Charcoal is used as a dark accent or as part of a gradient between grey and black shades.
Expert Tip
Combine Charcoal with Midtone Grey and Pearl Grey to create a layered grey gradient. White Opal, Warm Yellow, Orange Red or Teal creates a striking contrast beside the dark charcoal-grey shade.
