09 January 2011

Posted by Constructive solutions Posted on 9:12 AM | 2 comments

A mosaic table I got commisioned for a while ago.

A simple, yet effective and stylish bar-height dining table in the process..
The "mosaic" was a carefully broken mirror, neatly puzzled in place for a perfect finish.
Final finish... well almost. A glass panel was placed on top.
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  1. RichardPBNovember 12, 2012 at 10:57 PM

    Nice one!
    Was it grout you put in between the shards?
    Richard

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  2. Constructive solutionsNovember 13, 2012 at 9:08 AM

    Thanks! Yes - I handled the mirror basically as a tile, so it´s grouted with a heavily watered down grout.

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