Limited Edition Mosaic Designs We're Dreaming Of (Vote!)

We're always dreaming up new designs in the studio. Some ideas start as sketches, others as color experiments on glass. We want to share five concepts we're excited about — and we want your help deciding which one to create next. Your voice matters!

1. Black & Gold Gothic

Concept: dramatic black and gold mosaic lamp design

Imagine deep black glass with golden veins running through it like liquid sunlight. This concept plays with high contrast — dark, moody, and undeniably dramatic. The black glass would filter light into deep amber shadows, while gold accents catch and reflect, creating a lamp that feels like a medieval treasure. Perfect for dark-walled rooms, gothic-inspired spaces, or anyone who loves dramatic contrast.

2. All-White Minimalist

Concept: pure white mosaic with varied glass textures

Pure white, but far from boring. This concept uses white glass in multiple finishes — matte, glossy, frosted, and clear — creating a tone-on-tone mosaic that's all about texture and light play. When illuminated, the different glass finishes create subtle variations in brightness and warmth. It would be the ultimate minimalist statement piece — sophisticated, clean, and timeless.

3. Emerald & Copper Luxury

Rich emerald green and copper metallic mosaic glass

Deep emerald green glass paired with copper-metallic fragments. This combination is inspired by Art Deco luxury — think 1920s glamour meets modern craftsmanship. The copper elements would oxidize slightly over time, adding character and making each lamp even more unique as it ages. This concept feels like a piece of jewelry for your home.

4. Earth-Tone Terracotta

Warm terracotta and earth-tone mosaic glass pattern

Warm terracotta, clay, and sand tones arranged in an organic, flowing pattern. This design moves away from the traditional star/geometric patterns toward something more fluid and earthy. It's inspired by desert landscapes, pottery traditions, and the warm minimalism trend. The glow would be ultra-warm — like sitting by a clay fire at sunset.

5. Ocean Blue Gradient

Ocean blue ombre gradient mosaic from deep navy to bright aqua

A stunning ombre gradient that transitions from deep navy at the base to bright aqua at the top. Inspired by the ocean's depth — from the abyss to the sunlit shallows. This concept pushes the boundaries of traditional mosaic technique, requiring dozens of carefully graded blue glass shades. The effect when lit would be like looking at sunlight filtering through tropical water.