Scroll Medallion Mosaic Splashback

This scroll medallion splashback sets a central flourish of curling gold scrollwork and navy accents inside a rectangular panel, surrounded by a plain neutral field and framed with a slim contrasting border. It was made to sit behind a range, taking the place of honour beneath a cooker hood, flanked by the plainer tiling that carries on either side.

Scroll Medallion Splashback Pattern & Design Composition

Layout: the design reads as a single medallion rather than a repeating pattern, with a compact flower-like centre and two mirrored sprays of leaves and scrolls reaching towards each short edge. Border: a double line, pale stone against a warm gold-brown band, closes the panel and separates it cleanly from the surrounding field tiles. Balance: the composition is symmetrical left to right, which keeps it calm and lets it sit under a hood or range without competing with the metalwork above it.

Handcrafted Mosaic Excellence

Tesserae: small square stone and glass pieces are hand cut and set to follow the curves of the scrollwork, so the gold lines bend smoothly rather than stepping. Colour: cream and oyster stone form the ground, with navy blue, soft grey-blue and warm gold picking out the medallion itself. Finish: the surface is flat and matt, with grout lines kept fine and consistent across the whole panel.

Inspired by Classic Ornament

The scrollwork and symmetrical layout draw on traditional ornamental medallions, the kind found on old tilework and plasterwork, reworked here in mosaic for a kitchen wall. The restrained neutral palette with gold and navy keeps the reference quiet rather than literal, so the piece reads as a feature rather than a period copy.

Best Applications for Scroll Medallion Splashback

This panel is built as a mosaic kitchen splashback, sized to sit behind a range or hob as a focal point between cabinets. It would also suit a chimney breast above a fireplace, or a framed panel in a hallway. Request Price to discuss sizing it for your own kitchen wall.