Scattered Flower Mosaic Splashback

This scattered flower splashback sets a loose field of daisies, tulips, roses and sunburst discs across a neutral grid of micro mosaic squares, with a single teal dahlia and a golden protea pine cone anchoring the lower half of the wall. The ground is laid in pale cream, ivory and soft grey tesserae so the coloured motifs read like pressed flowers scattered over a plain canvas rather than a repeating pattern.

Scattered Flower Splashback Pattern & Design Composition

Open layout: the motifs are placed with generous space between them rather than packed edge to edge, so the neutral background stays visible as part of the design.

• Small eight-petal daisies in red, yellow and periwinkle, each built from a tight ring of tesserae around a single centre tile
• Two bands of golden sunburst roundels set with concentric rings of cut glass
• A pair of diamond shapes and a wavy ribbon line in cobalt blue running along the upper edge
• A cluster of taller stems with full roses, tulips and sunflowers at the base, giving the piece a ground-level planting

Handcrafted Mosaic Excellence

Hand cut tesserae: every flower, stem and roundel is pieced from individually hand cut glass and stone, with the petals of the teal dahlia cut as long curved slivers rather than square tiles, giving each bloom a drawn, almost painted outline.

Grout line discipline: the background grid keeps a consistent joint width behind the motifs, so the eye settles on the flowers first and the mosaic structure second.

Colour palette: the neutral field carries warm gold, teal, coral red and cobalt blue accents, a combination that keeps the splashback calm from a distance and detailed up close.

Inspired by Garden Botanicals

Garden reference: the design draws on pressed botanical studies, daisies, tulips, roses and a single dahlia head rendered the way a flower would sit flat in a sketchbook rather than growing from soil.

Mixed scale: small single blooms sit beside larger architectural shapes such as the sunburst discs and pine cone, giving the overall botanical splashback a layered, collected feel.

Best Applications for Scattered Flower Splashback

Kitchen walls: this piece is built as a splashback behind a cooker or sink run, where the neutral grid sits quietly behind worktop clutter and the flower motifs catch the eye above it.

Open cooking zones: because the motifs are spaced out rather than dense, the mosaic also suits a wider wall where a hood, shelving or an open hatch breaks up the surface.

Browse the full mosaic splashback collection for other botanical and patterned options, or request a custom size or colour for this design.