Penta Bauhaus is a geometric mosaic blending deep forest green, soft sage, warm beige and crisp white.
The character comes from the mix of colour and shape. Deep forest green, soft sage, warm beige and crisp white are set together in a geometric pattern, so the surface reads bold and artistic, the greens playing against the warm beige and white in a graphic, contemporary way. Across a wall or floor it reads as a considered, designed pattern rather than a random blend, with real colour contrast and movement. It is a statement feature material. It works with timber, brass, concrete, white joinery and bold, contemporary or mid-century schemes.
Specifications
| Product | Penta Bauhaus |
| Type | Mosaic |
| Origin | TBC |
| Colour | A sophisticated geometric blend of deep forest green, soft sage, warm beige, and crisp white, creating a bold, artistic, and contemporary character. |
| Finish | TBC |
| Sizes | TBC |
| Thickness | TBC |
| Price range | TBC |
Where it works
Mosaic is a feature material, and Penta Bauhaus is made to be the feature. The geometric mix of greens, beige and white makes a bold statement, so it suits feature walls, splashbacks, powder rooms, feature floors and niches where a graphic, artistic surface is wanted. The small format lets it follow curves and wrap corners in a way sheet tiles cannot, so it suits shaped and rounded features too. Because the pattern and colour are strong, it works best as a feature area rather than across a whole room, where it can be the thing you notice. 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
Mosaics come face-mounted or mesh-backed on sheets for easier laying, with the geometric pieces set in a fixed pattern. A glossy finish lifts the colours and gives depth, while a matte finish reads more natural and mid-century. Grout colour makes a big difference with a geometric mosaic, since the grout lines are part of the pattern: a mid or neutral grout lets the geometric shapes and colours lead, while a contrasting grout sharpens the pattern and makes the geometry stand out. 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 Penta Bauhaus in your own light before you commit. A geometric, multi-colour pattern reads very differently up close than across a wall, so it is worth seeing a full sheet, ideally a few together, on site to judge how the pattern repeats.
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