This is the "Starlight Lattice" finish of the collection. While the polished penny rounds offer a high-gloss, playful energy, the Thassos White Honed Lattice Mosaic provides a grounded, architectural serenity. It is the premier choice for a "Quiet Luxury" or "Modern Estate" aesthetic, trading reflective flash for a silky, matte texture that emphasizes the geometric precision of the interlocking weave.

PRODUCT TITLE

Thassos White Marble Honed Lattice Mosaic Tile with Blue Gray Dots

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Achieve a state of understated elegance with the Thassos White Honed Lattice Mosaic. Utilizing the world’s most coveted bright-white marble, this mosaic features a sophisticated "Lattice" or "Basketweave" composition. Each elongated white marble bar is meticulously offset by a contrasting Blue Gray Dot, creating a structural woven effect that adds architectural depth to any vertical or horizontal surface.

The Honed Finish provides a velvety, matte texture that is soft to the touch and eliminates harsh glares, making it an exceptional choice for spa-like master baths and modern minimalist kitchens. Mounted on a high-performance mesh backing, this lattice pattern offers a seamless, interlocking installation that transforms standard walls into a tailored, fabric-like stone tapestry.

KEY FEATURES

• Pristine Honed Thassos: A soft, matte finish that showcases the natural crystalline structure of Greek marble without the "mirror" effect of a polish.

• Architectural Lattice Weave: A classic geometric pattern that provides a sense of order and "tailored" luxury to high-end interiors.

• Cool-Toned Blue Gray Accents: The inset "dots" provide a crisp, cool-toned anchor that pairs beautifully with chrome, nickel, or matte black fixtures.

• Fiber-Mesh Interlocking Sheets: Designed for a "puzzle-piece" fit, ensuring the lattice pattern remains perfectly aligned across large-scale installations.

• Refined Slip-Resistance: The honed surface combined with frequent grout lines provides a sophisticated, safe texture for high-moisture flooring.

SPECIFICATIONS

INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

⚠️ CRITICAL: Because Thassos is a "pure" white marble, it is susceptible to "bleeding" from dark substrates. You must use a high-quality White Thin-set (specifically labeled for marble) to prevent the adhesive from darkening the stone from behind.

Manufacturer Recommendations:

• Recommended Grout: A high-performance, non-sanded grout in "Silver Shadow" or "Frost" is recommended to complement the blue-gray dots without overwhelming the white lattice.

• Sealing Requirement: Honed marble is slightly more "open" than polished marble. Apply a premium penetrating sealer immediately after installation and before grouting to protect the stone from grout pigment and future staining.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

• Is this suitable for a steam shower? Yes. Thassos marble is an excellent conductor of heat and performs beautifully in steam environments, provided it is sealed correctly with a vapor-permeable sealer.

• Will the "dots" fall out during cutting? Our lattice mosaics are bonded with high-grade resin to the mesh. For the cleanest cuts, use a wet saw with a fresh diamond blade specifically designed for glass or marble.

• Does the honed finish show water spots? One of the primary benefits of a honed finish is its ability to hide water spots and etched marks much better than a polished surface, making it lower-maintenance for daily use.

PRO INSTALLATION TIPS

• The "Dry Layout" Rule: Before applying mortar, lay out several sheets on the floor to ensure the "weave" looks continuous. This allows you to plan your cuts at the corners for a professional, symmetrical finish.

• Zero-Residue Grouting: Use a "Grout Float" held at a 45-degree angle to pack the joints fully. Because the surface is honed, be diligent about wiping away the grout haze early; if left too long, it can be harder to remove from the matte pores.

• Substrate Preparation: Ensure your wall or floor is perfectly flat (within 1/8" over 10 feet). Because of the linear bars in a lattice pattern, any "humps" in the wall will cause the lines to look wavy rather than straight.