Lyon Marble Mosaic Stone Tile Pattern

Sophistication redefined classic oval rug handcrafted in marble mosaic featuring a three-dimensional central motif. Fleur-de-Lis (the flower of Lily; the representation of royalty and luxury) and a pop of contrasting color with a blue helix braid. | Available in polished, tumbled or honed finish.

An Oval Symphony of Geometric and Floral Elements

This image showcases the “Lyon Marble Mosaic Stone Tile Pattern,” an oval-shaped mosaic design intended for flooring or decorative inlay. The pattern is characterized by its symmetrical arrangement, a central focal point, and a combination of geometric and stylized floral motifs rendered in a warm and inviting color palette.

• Overall Shape and Layout:

  The primary shape of the mosaic is oval, suggesting it might be used as a central rug-like feature or within an oval-shaped space. The design exhibits strong bilateral symmetry along both the long and short axes of the oval.

• Central Medallion:

  The center features a smaller oval containing a swirling, pinwheel-like pattern composed of curved segments in varying shades of brown, beige, and possibly a hint of blue or gray. This central element creates a sense of movement and draws the eye inwards. A thin oval ring outlines this central swirling motif.

• Surrounding Bands:

  The central oval is encircled by multiple concentric bands of decorative patterns. An inner band features a repeating wavy or scalloped design in blue or gray, outlined with small dots. An outer band showcases a geometric grid pattern formed by small squares or diamonds in shades of brown and beige, outlined in black.

• Spandrel Areas:

  The areas between the central oval and the outer oval boundary are filled with stylized floral motifs, resembling fleur-de-lis or abstract leaf shapes. These motifs are positioned symmetrically at the top, bottom, and sides of the central oval, rendered in shades of brown, beige, and possibly a touch of reddish-pink.

• Outer Border:

  The outermost boundary of the oval mosaic is defined by a simple band of small, uniform tesserae in a light beige or cream color.

• Color Palette:

  Employs a warm and inviting palette with shades of brown, beige, and gold dominating the geometric and floral elements. Cooler tones of blue or gray provide contrast and highlight certain bands. Black outlines define many of the shapes and patterns, adding clarity.

• Material:

  Likely crafted from small, irregularly shaped stone or marble tesserae, creating a slightly textured surface.