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KNF Designs - Umbria Mosaic
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Every home deserves a centerpiece, an item that stands as a testament to the homeowner's taste and the craftsman's skill. Our Umbria mosaic epitomizes this union. At its center, a sunflower springs to life, its petals and core meticulously detailed using a blend of yellow, brown, and orange glass. This isn’t mere decoration; it’s a portrayal of nature in its full glory.
The journey from conception to completion is one of dedication. Thousands of glass pieces, each bearing the mark of an artisan’s touch, assemble to birth this masterpiece. Far from the changing tides of interior fashion, this design is a beacon of timelessness.
Umbria Mosaic: A Celebration of Sun-Kissed Beauty
Bringing the warmth of the Italian countryside into your home, the Umbria Mosaic is a radiant tribute to nature’s brilliance. Inspired by the rolling sunflower fields of central Italy, this breathtaking piece transforms a simple table into a stunning work of art. At its heart, a lifelike sunflower bursts into bloom, its golden petals rendered in hand-cut glass that captures the interplay of light and shadow. Vibrant shades of yellow, orange, and earthy brown form the delicate layers of petals, while the deep green center and surrounding foliage create a striking contrast against a swirling mosaic background.
Crafted with thousands of individually placed glass pieces, the Umbria Mosaic is a true testament to artisanal skill. Each tile is carefully arranged to evoke the movement of nature, ensuring that no two tables are exactly alike. Whether placed in a sunlit garden, on a cozy patio, or in a charming indoor space, this table brings the timeless beauty of Tuscany into your everyday life.
Durable and built to last, the tabletop is mounted on a sturdy metal base and sealed with a penetrating grout to resist staining and wear. A celebration of craftsmanship, color, and nature’s elegance, the Umbria Mosaic is more than furniture—it’s an artistic statement.