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Dimensional, hand-crafted glass mosaics play with the light reflections and brighten the space in an organic, natural transformation. These kitchen backsplash tiles help create a inviting and harmonious space to gather, cook, and entertain.

This gorgeous project was designed for Dwell at the Met Lofts Studio Showcase by Lucinda Pacé at Laurel and Wolf.

Lunada Bay Tile takes inspiration from the ancient Japanese art of paper folding with the introduction of Origami glass tile. Delicate angles and subtle geometry emulate the techniques and visuals seen in the iconic art form and recreate them in three-dimensional glass mosaics. Available in 8 different colors on four patterns: Nami, Sway, Vesper, and Vesper Twist.

Dimensional hand-crafted glass mosaics from our Origami Mosaic series add texture, light, and subtle movement on the walls and backsplash of this kitchen. Seen here in Vesper pattern and Cetara color.

Lunada Bay Tile takes inspiration from the ancient Japanese art of paper folding with the introduction of Origami glass tile. Delicate angles and subtle geometry emulate the techniques and visuals seen in the iconic art form and recreate them in three-dimensional glass mosaics. Available in 8 different colors on four patterns: Nami, Sway, Vesper and Vesper Twist.

Feel yourself within a lively art display created by dimensional hand-crafted glass mosaics from our Origami Mosaic series. Seen here in the Nami pattern and Ippei color.

Lunada Bay Tile takes inspiration from the ancient Japanese art of paper folding with the introduction of Origami glass tile. Delicate angles and subtle geometry emulate the techniques and visuals seen in the iconic art form and recreate them in three-dimensional glass mosaics. Available in 8 different colors on four patterns: Nami, Sway, Vesper and Vesper Twist.

Beautiful kitchen in the Lucia Container House in Redondo Beach, CA features the three-dimensional Origami Mosaic Nami pattern in Ivory Pearl. The dimensional hand-crafted glass mosaics add to the texture and light within the room.

Lunada Bay Tile takes inspiration from the ancient Japanese art of paper folding with the introduction of Origami glass tile. Delicate angles and subtle geometry emulate the techniques and visuals seen in the iconic art form and recreate them in three-dimensional glass mosaics. Available in 8 different colors on four patterns: Nami, Sway, Vesper and Vesper Twist.