Mosaic Reconstituted Stone - Broken, Berlin, 300x300

Bold, architectural, and full of natural character, the Bernlin Broken Mosaic features irregular stone-ke fragments in a refined palette of charcoal, slate, and soft grey. Each piece is intentionally shaped with rugged edges and natural cleft textures, creating a raw yet sophisticated surface reminiscent of split stone slabs.

Mounted on a 300 × 300 mm mesh-backed sheet, this mosaic delivers a dramatic, textured finish ideal for contemporary bathrooms, feature walls, spa spaces, fireplaces, and exterior accents. The angular geometry and tonal variation make Bern an exceptional choice for striking, design-forward spaces.

Need to know Specs:

Size:300 × 300 mm sheet | Irregular broken-stone chips
Finish:Natural matt with cleft stone texture
Colour / Tone:Charcoal, mid-grey, slate, and soft mineral greys
Body / Substrate:Reconstituted stone tone-resin composite)
Edge Detail / Joint:Mesh-backed irregular grout joints suited to 3–6 mm spacing
sheet / Box Quantity:Sold per sheet | Approx. 11 sheets per m² llow ±10% for cut & waste)
Applications:Interior & exterior walls, shower walls, niches, feature panels, fireplaces
Performance:Durable textured finish suitable for high-moisture and feature environments
Installation Notes:Use flexible adhesive ensure grout is worked well into textured joints for stabity.
Care:Clean with pH-neutral stone-safe cleaners avoid abrasive or acidic products.

Tips & Tricks:

Modern Industrial:Pair Bern with concrete-look tiles for a striking, industrial-minimast aesthetic.
High Contrast:Use alongside crisp white or black finishes to highlight the mosaic’s rugged geometry.
Directional lighting:Downlights or wall-wash lighting emphasise the natural cleft texture.
Feature Strength:Ideal for accent walls behind basins, baths, or in shower niches.
Grout Strategy:Medium to dark grey grout blends best with the natural stone tones.

What to pair it With:

Concrete-look porcelain tiles
Charcoal or slate floor tiles
matt black or brushed steel tapware
Warm timber elements for contrast