Water Jet mosaics are fine pieces of art. This tour will enable you to see the transformation from quarry stone to luxury tiles. Drawing inspiration from the natural world, Century’s contemporary designs are full of refreshing colors and clean styles. our design team can also independently design drawings especially for you to create your own artwork.By selecting best materials of suitable colors and veins, water jet tiles present a timeless beauty.No shaking or moving is allowed during cutting so a lot of stones are used to help fix the tile. Of particular interest is the five-axis water jet machine used to cut patterns in the stone very precisely. The benefit of this technology is that it allows control over cutting speed and a smooth finish on every line, edge and curve so that the tile pieces can fit with the original design nicely. Once the cutting is finished, the sands need to be completely swept away by water to cause no scratches. And then the workers meticulously collect and lay out the tiles to dry. You might wonder why don’t we cut the exact shape the design needs, instead we leave a small bud on the pieces. That’s because cutting independent pieces will cause joint. That’s not delicate nor smooth. But by this way, we just tumble off the bud, they’re perfectly consistent. Each piece is then carefully joined to reveal the final pattern, which is certain to impress.
Fine water jet tile is interior designers dream, or in my case as a twenty-something who would dream of owning a house to decorate myself. The samples had me fantasizing about an American bathroom in paper white marble in my one-day dream home to come, creating the perfect retreat to escape after a long day. If you are in search of the finest tiles for your business or home, you can rest assured of the quality. Marble or glass, whatever shape or pattern you need, centurymosaic will bring it to life for you. We’re devoted to providing you with the most professional, exquisite and top-ranked products.
All the designs exhibiting are well-selected, we’ll see you in Italy.
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