Mosaic is more than decoration — it is its own category of cladding, and it takes patience and accuracy. Small pieces of 2×2, 2.5×2.5 or 5×5 cm on mesh or paper are used for shower niches, bath panels, curved surfaces and countertops. Bisazza, Dunin, glass and stone mosaics — each one is fixed in its own way. We install mosaic all over Warsaw, from Ursynow to Targowek.

Mosaic fitting costs more than laying standard tiles — there are far more grout joints, more delicate cutting, and the base needs to be perfectly even. The final cost depends on the mosaic type (glass, ceramic, stone), the shape of the surface (flat wall, niche, curved section) and the grouting system (cementitious or epoxy). Materials are billed separately. You can see current prices in the table below.
| Service | min | max |
|---|---|---|
| Mosaic tile installation | 250 zł/m² | 450 zł/m² |
| Epoxy grouting | 40 zł/m² | 70 zł/m² |
| Epoxy grouting large format | 60 zł/m² | 90 zł/m² |
| Drain slope — mosaic | 300 zł/шт | 450 zł/шт |
| Shower base tiling — mosaic | 400 zł | 700 zł |
| Waterproofing under tiles | 30 zł/m² | 60 zł/m² |




A bathroom in Zoliborz — the client wanted a glass mosaic feature wall by Dunin behind the bathtub, 4 m² from floor to ceiling. The wall was plasterboard — we checked it, dead flat. We primed it, then used white Mapei Kerabond T with a 3 mm trowel. Glass mosaic on mesh, 30×30 cm sheets. We fixed it from the bottom up, matching every sheet to the one below. At the ceiling line we cut with scissors on the mesh and a diamond disc on individual chips. Grout — Litokol Starlike, silver. We handled the epoxy as a two-man job: one spreads it, the other wipes straight away. The whole job took a day and a half. The wall catches the light nicely — the client said it was the best choice in the whole bathroom (compatible with Paradyż, Tubądzin, Cersanit and similar).
Mosaic can cover curved surfaces (radiused niches, countertops, bath panels) and make accents and decorative inserts — standard tiles do not bend around curves.
Glass or low-absorption ceramic. Glass (Bisazza, Dunin) looks great and is waterproof. Natural stone — only with sealer, otherwise it takes in water.
In wet zones (shower, wall behind the bath) — strongly advised. Cementitious grout darkens and starts growing mould within months. Epoxy stays the same for years.
Glass is transparent or translucent — grey adhesive shows through and gives the mosaic a dirty shade. White adhesive keeps the real colour.
Yes, and this is one of the most common options. A panel of moisture-resistant plasterboard, waterproofing, then mosaic. It looks good and is easy to clean.
A niche of 0.5 m² — 2-3 hours. A wall of 4-6 m² — one to two days. Plus a day for epoxy grouting.
Yes, it is a classic pairing: main surfaces in large format, niches and accents in mosaic. Matching the thickness is important.
Absolutely. Mosaic is not waterproofing. Water gets through the grout joints. A waterproofing layer has to be applied underneath.
No. Mosaic, adhesive, grout and waterproofing are bought by the client. The labour price covers consumables.
A simple flat wall — carefully, yes. But epoxy grout, curved surfaces and glass mosaic need experience. Mistakes with epoxy are very hard to fix.

Bathroom mosaic is fitted by technicians who focus on small-format cladding — it is a different trade skill from laying standard tiles. We come with the full set of tools: 3-4 mm trowels, rubber floats, diamond discs for trimming chips, and products for working with epoxy grout. We cover all of Warsaw. Call or message — we’ll talk through your project and give you a price.