"Of all the small bistro tables out there, these mosaic bistro tables are the most unique bistro tables I've seen."
“It's amazing how a simple round kitchen table can add so much life to a room.”
“These Moroccan mosaic table tops are so unique – a beautiful change from your typical bistro tables and round kitchen tables.”
- from the team at My Mosaic Table
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Table Talk: Entertaining and Decorating Ideas
Around Your Mosaic Table
Outdoor entertaining has come a long way from just setting up a barbeque grill on the back deck or a picnic table on the patio. Now the most exciting new room in the house isn’t even in the house: it’s the new “outdoor room”. Creative homeowners are adding gas patio heaters (the kind you see in sidewalk cafes) and even building fireplaces so their outdoor rooms can be used in the winter. They’re arranging special seating areas to entertain guests. Decorating with different flowers, plants, and outdoor art. And, using large planters as well as arbors, trellises, or other simple structures to help define the space. [Click here to read more]
Table Talk Articles
Inexpensive, solid color plates are easy to find and look great on your mosaic table. If your table features red and white tiles, then think about alternating red and white plates all around the table. It’s a simple way to coordinate your table and tableware, but the effect can be stunning. [Click here to read more]
We first discovered the delights of Moroccan mint tea while traveling through North Africa’s dusty back streets and ancient medinas in search of authentic zellij – the hand-cut tile work for which Morocco is so famous. Our idea was to locate sources for mosaic tables and meet local zelligeurs, master craftsmen who create these intricate mosaics by cutting tiny shapes from glazed terra cotta tiles. But, before we could find out anything about mosaic tables, we found ourselves learning a different Moroccan tradition: the art and ceremony of Moroccan mint tea. [Click here to read more]
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