Natural marble mosaics in Wierzenica Dwór

Natural marble mosaics

Black and white marble mosaic may be used in many ways. We want to show you how marble mosaic from collection Parquet 10×10 Lux4home™ can be used in unusual way. In “Dwór Wierzenica” we can see unique interior design. Please look marvellous stone floor made of marble in white interior.

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The idea of using stone floors is really unusual. In many interiors we can see marble kitchen floor tiles and stone floor in hall, but they are usually in one colour. “Wierzenica Dwór” is a place, where black marble tiles and white marble mosaics are mixed.

The project was realized. with 50% of black marble mosaics and 50% of cream marble mosaic. Each single marble slice was separated from mesh and composed as a chequered pattern black and white. It is harder and time – consuming to lay the floor using single pieces, but it is really worth it.

Design was realized in “Wierzenica Dwór” (Wierzenica 15; 62-006 Wierzenica – Kobylnica; distance: Poznań – 4 km, Berlin – 294 km, Warszawa – 308 km ) place worth visiting.

Lux4home™ is a manufacturer / producer & exporter of mosaic marble tiles (like this), stone mosaics on mesh, marble borders or marble mosaics etc.
Interior designers, mosaics tiles distributors, natural stone importers of natural stone products or bathroom fittings, you are all welcome to cooperate with us.

We produce marble mosaics on mesh from the leftover material that remains after the production of each marble sink, stone sink, or marble bathtub. In this way, we use every element of natural stone, caring for the environment and appreciating what nature provides us.

Aditya Wibowo

Aditya Wibowo, our esteemed elder craftsman, has been intricately involved in the stone industry for over 47 years. His journey began with the humble task of gathering and meticulously sorting stones suitable for pathways, house claddings, and garden landscapes. As one of the pioneers, he transitioned into the realm of crafting decorative stone elements such as sculptures and bas-reliefs, contributing significantly to the early productions by hand. It was approximately 28 years ago when Aditya ventured into the realm of crafting stone sinks and bathtubs, marking yet another milestone in his illustrious career. Today, although Aditya has retired from active labor, his expertise remains invaluable. He now dedicates his time to mentoring and advising, sharing his wealth of knowledge with aspiring craftsmen. Through meaningful conversations and guidance, he ensures that newer generations benefit from his extensive experience, particularly in the art of stone selection and craftsmanship. Aditya Wibowo stands as a revered figure, a beacon of wisdom, and a guardian of tradition in the Indonesian stone industry.