Morris Mosaic Wall Tile

Dominant Colors: Dark Background with Rich, Organic Hues

• Dark Background (Black or Near-Black): The most striking feature is the dark background, which provides a dramatic contrast to the lighter, more vibrant colors of the floral and foliate patterns. This dark background creates a sense of depth and richness, allowing the other colors to stand out.
• Organic Greens: A variety of organic green tones are used, ranging from deep, almost forest greens to lighter, more muted sage greens. These greens represent the leaves and stems of the floral patterns, adding a sense of natural abundance and vitality.
• Whites and Creams: Whites and creams are used to highlight the flowers and some of the leaves, creating a focal point and adding a sense of lightness and purity to the design.
• Blues: Subtle blues are incorporated into the smaller flowers and details, adding a touch of coolness and complementing the greens. These blues are often muted or desaturated, maintaining the overall organic feel.
• Browns: Various shades of brown are used to depict stems and outlines, adding a sense of earthiness and grounding the design.
• Subtle Reds: Hints of muted red or terracotta may be present, adding a touch of warmth and complexity to the color palette. These reds are often used sparingly, preventing them from overpowering the other colors.