Hummingbird Mosaic Splashback

This hummingbird mosaic splashback sets a pair of hummingbirds in flight among trailing vines, bellflowers and star-shaped blossoms, hand cut piece by piece across a pale, softly textured ground. The birds are picked out in fine tesserae of bronze, rust and pale gold, their wings caught mid-beat as they reach toward the flowers, giving the whole panel a sense of quiet movement above the counter.

Hummingbird Mosaic Splashback Pattern & Design Composition

Layout: two hummingbirds are set on a winding vine that climbs from one lower corner to the upper reaches of the panel, carrying purple bellflowers and clusters of deep red, star-petalled blooms along its length.

Palette: the background is laid in close shades of ivory and soft grey, cut in small irregular pieces that curve and swirl like brushwork, so the pattern sits forward against a quietly textured field.

• Bellflowers in lilac and violet glass tesserae, each petal shaped individually
• Star-shaped blooms in rust, red and warm pink with glinting highlights
• Vines and leaves in bronze, olive and deep green, veined with fine lines

Handcrafted Mosaic Excellence

Technique: every leaf, petal and feather is hand cut and set by a mosaicist, not printed or stamped, so the tiny tesserae of the background follow a rippling, hand-guided line around each flower and bird.

Finish: the surface has a gentle sheen where glass pieces catch the light, giving the red blooms and the iridescent wing feathers a bit of depth against the matte stone ground.

Inspired by Botanical Garden Scenes

Theme: the design draws on a botanical garden scene, hummingbirds feeding among bellflowers and late-summer blooms, rendered as a continuous mosaic rather than a repeating print.

Mood: the composition reads as one unbroken branch of a larger garden, suited to a kitchen wall that wants a focal point rather than a plain tiled backdrop.

Best Applications for Hummingbird Mosaic Splashback

Kitchen walls: sized for a full splashback run behind a sink or hob, where the pattern can be seen as one continuous scene rather than cut into segments.

Other settings: the same panel also suits a feature wall, an arched alcove or a ceiling recess, as shown in these views, wherever a botanical mosaic can be appreciated at close range.

Browse the full mosaic splashback collection for other kitchen panels, or request a custom mosaic design to discuss this piece in your own kitchen’s size and colour.