Cobble Calacatta Gold Glass 12x12 Mosaic Tile Sample

The Cobble Glass Mosaic Tile Collection offers a stunning array of vibrant colors and luxurious designs. This collection is perfect for adding elegance and style to any space. The glass mosaic tiles are ideal for residential and commercial applications, offering both beauty and durability.

Description

• Material: Glass mosaic tile (Calacatta Gold colourway in Cobble line).
• Finish: Glossy/reflective glass surface.
• Size(s) Available: 12″ × 12″ sheet (1.00 sq.ft per sheet).
• Thickness: ~ 3/8″ (≈ 8.00 mm).
• Application Ideas:
    • Accent walls (especially in bathrooms or powder rooms)
    • Kitchen backsplashes for a bright, luxurious look
    • Shower walls/niches (vertical applications where gloss and pattern can shine)
    • Decorative insert panels or borders alongside more neutral field tiles
    • Light commercial uses (decorative walls, lobbies)
• Style: Glass mosaic, glossy, Calacatta Gold veins, white & gold, luxury, reflective, decorative, statement accent.

Key Features

• The glass mosaic gives a glossy sheen which catches light beautifully and elevates the sense of space.
• Calacatta Gold veining offers a classic marble look (white base with soft gold/gray veins) for elegance with a shimmering glass twist.
• 12×12 format (1 sq ft) simplifies coverage; fewer sheets needed vs smaller mosaics. 
• Durable glass surface face — good for walls and decorative surfaces; stain resistance is high for the tile face though grout remains a maintenance point.

Care & Maintenance,

• Clean with a soft cloth or non-abrasive sponge using mild, pH-neutral, glass-safe cleaners. Avoid harsh, acidic, or abrasive cleaners that may dull or scratch the glass.
• Wipe down after exposure to moisture; gloss highlights water spots and smudges.
• Seal grout lines during installation to help prevent staining or discoloration.
• Use proper tools (wet saw with glass-appropriate blade) for cutting mosaics; handle sheets carefully to avoid chipping.
• For floor usage in wet or slippery areas: verify slip resistance (may not be rated for such) or limit to walls and dry zones.