Penny Delbin Iridis is a soft seafoam-green penny round mosaic with pearl white, pale aqua and warm beige veining.
The colour is a soft seafoam-green, lifted by pearl white and pale aqua and grounded with warm beige veining, so it reads fresh and serene with a natural, organic balance of cool and warm. The penny round format is the other half of its character: small circular pieces rather than squares, giving a soft, tactile, dotted surface with a distinctive retro-luxe look. Across a wall or pool the round pieces and gentle green tones read calm and elegant, the veining and aqua notes giving quiet movement. It works with pale stone, timber, white joinery, brass and soft, natural, coastal schemes.
Specifications
| Product | Penny Delbin Iridis |
| Type | Mosaic |
| Origin | TBC |
| Colour | A soft seafoam-green mosaic with pearl white, pale aqua, and subtle warm beige veining, creating a fresh, serene, and naturally elegant character. |
| Finish | TBC |
| Sizes | TBC |
| Thickness | TBC |
| Price range | TBC |
Where it works
Mosaic is a feature material, and Penny Delbin Iridis pairs a soft seafoam-green with the distinctive penny round format. It suits pool waterlines and interiors, where the fresh green-aqua gives a natural, serene water look, and bathroom floors, feature walls, splashbacks, shower niches and vanity walls where a calm, coastal colour belongs. The penny round format follows curves and wraps corners even more easily than square mosaic, so it suits rounded walls, curved pool steps, shower bases and shaped features particularly well. As a soft mid-pale colour it works both as a feature and across a larger area without overwhelming a space. Whether this particular mosaic is rated for pool and full wet-area use depends on the material and backing, so that is worth confirming. The recommended applications are still being confirmed, so contact us and we can advise on the right fit for your job.
Choosing a finish
Available finishes: TBC
Penny round mosaics come mesh-backed on sheets, with the round pieces set in a regular pattern and a lot of grout showing between the circles, so grout colour matters even more than usual here. A glossy finish lifts the seafoam-green and gives a fresh look in a pool, while a matte finish reads more natural. Grout choice makes a big difference: a pale or soft green-grey grout keeps the calm, seamless look and lets the round pieces read as a soft field, while a darker grout makes each circle stand out for a more graphic, spotted look. Both work, so it comes down to whether you want the pieces to blend or pop. If you are unsure which finish, backing or grout suits your project, give us a call and we can talk it through.
Order a sample
Order a sample to see Penny Delbin Iridis in your own light before you commit. A soft seafoam-green reads differently between showroom light, daylight and underwater, and it is worth seeing how the round pieces and grout look together on a full sheet before deciding.
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