Stormy Dark Mini Mix 3/8-Inch (10mm) 1-lb

The Stormy Dark Mosaic Tile Mini Mix is a 1-lb mix of purple, deep blue, brown, and gray 3/8-inch vitreous glass tile. This curated assortment covers a spectrum of dark and moody tones.

For another dark and rich cool-toned tile mix, check out our iridescent Dragonfly assortment.

3/8-Inch Stormy Dark Mosaic Tile Mini Mix 1 lb

  • tile size: 3/8 inch (10mm)
  • thickness: 1/8 nominal (4mm)
  • sales unit: 1 pound (approximately 675 pieces)
  • material: glass
  • variety: grainy vitreous
  • pigments: colorfast, UV resistant
  • durability: frost-proof, impervious to liquid
  • usage: suitable for indoor and outdoor use

Stormy Assortment Colors:

    All 3/8″ Morjo Mini Vitreous (10MV):
  • GRAYS: 06-warm gray tint 2, 07-warm gray tint 1, 09-gray
  • BROWNS: 35-brown, 36-dark brown, 38-coffee brown
  • BLUES: 19-ultramarine tint 1, 54-pewter tint, 73-prussian deep, 77-deep pthalo 1
  • PURPLE: 44

Coverage

Each 1-pound bag will cover approximately .90 square feet assuming a standard grout gap of approximately 1/32 inch. Most Mosaic Mounting Paper is 1.15 square feet and requires 841 tiles (29 tiles x 29 tiles). Use our tile estimator to calculate how much you need for your project.

Compatibility

Tile thickness is 1/8 inch nominal, the same as most of the glass mosaic tile we sell, which means that these can mix and match with other types and brands.

Cutting Glass Tile

We recommend the Mosaic Glass Cutter for cutting all types of glass mosaic tile including these. Note, however, that there is a limit to how small they can be cut. Due to their tapered edges, small pieces will tend to tip over. We advise cutting halves, quarters, and diagonal triangles, and not much smaller than that. For creating outlines and other details, check out our Rectangle Border Tiles or our Outliners Mosaic Sticks.

Mounting Tiles

Weldbond adhesive works well for mounting dry indoor mosaics. However, for outdoor and wet mosaics, use thinset mortar.

Use in Mosaic Art

The affordability, ease of use and durability of these tiles makes them suitable for children’s crafts projects and outdoor home décor. The pigment quality lends itself equally well to photorealistic mosaic images and fine art. The advantage of this material is that you can use tiles from different manufacturers if you find you need additional colors.

How To Make Mosaics

For more advice on designing your mosaic project or mounting, cutting, and grouting tile, please see our page of Mosaic Frequently Asked Questions or our Mosaic Information Guide, which lists instructional pages described by topic. We also post new articles about making mosaics at our How to Mosaic Blog.

Vision Quest Assortment 3/4-Inch Glass Mosaic Tile Mix 1-lb

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Our Vision Quest Glass Mosaic Tile Mix is a 1-lb assortment of vitreous glass tile in a kaleidoscopic mix of amplified landscape colors. Referencing the desert landscape, this assortment includes sage, sky blue, sienna, orange, pink, and purple.

This 1-lb mix combines Morjo Vitreous tile with smooth, low-grain Lojee-Nojee, creating a vivid range of color and texture that samples both brands. Compare to our Green, Pink Purple, or Brown Morjo Vitreous assortments. Combine Vision Quest with these assortments or add bags of individual colors to enhance the color range for your project.

For similar mini and 12mm versions of this mix, check out our Plein Air and Desert Bloom assortments.

Vision Quest Glass Mosaic Tile Mix 3/4-Inch

  • Price is per 1 pound (roughly 145+ tiles).
  • Tile dimensions: 3/4 inch x 3/4 inch (20mm x 20mm).
  • Tile thickness: 4mm (1/8 inch nominal).
  • Material: glass
  • Coverage: each pound covers 0.69 square feet.
  • Coverage: 218 loose tiles cover 1 sq ft. with grout spacing of 1/16 inch.
  • Frost-proof, impervious to liquid.
  • Suitable for indoor or outdoor use.

Product Coverage

Each pound covers 0.69 square feet assuming a standard grout spacing of 1/16 inch. To cover 1 square foot, 218 tiles are required. Note that cutting tiles generates some scrap, so you may want to budget 5% extra.

Compatibility

Because the 3/4 inch size (20mm) and 1/8 inch nominal thickness (4mm) is industry standard, you can combine these tiles with a wide variety of brands.

Cutting Glass Tile

We recommend the Mosaic Glass Cutter for cutting all types of glass mosaic tile including these. Note, however, that there is a limit to how small they can be cut. Due to their tapered edges, small pieces will tend to tip over. We advise cutting halves and quarters and diagonal triangles, and not much smaller than that. For creating outlines and other details, check out our Rectangle Border Tiles or our Outliners Mosaic Sticks.

Mounting Tile

Weldbond adhesive works well for mounting dry indoor mosaics. However, to permanently set outdoor and wet mosaics, use thinset mortar.

Use in Mosaic Art

The affordability, ease of use and durability of these tiles makes them suitable for outdoor projects such as garden décor. The pigment quality also lends itself equally well to photorealistic mosaic images and fine art.

How To Make Mosaics

For more advice on designing your mosaic project or cutting and grouting tile, please see our Mosaic Frequently Asked Questions page. You can also visit our How To Mosaic blog or our Mosaic Information Guide.

Plein Air Mini Mix 3/8-Inch (10mm) 1-lb

The Plein Air Mosaic Tile Mini Mix is a 1-lb mix of 3/8-inch vitreous glass tile in desert-inspired earth and sky colors. This curated assortment mixes warm clays, orange, sage greens, and serene blues with dusky pinks and purples. The combination of smooth low-grain MiniGee tile with Morjo Vitreous minis creates textural variety and visual depth.

For a similar 3/4-inch version of this mix, check out our Vision Quest assortment.

3/8-Inch Plein Air Mosaic Tile Mini Mix 1 lb

  • tile size: 3/8 inch (10mm)
  • thickness: 1/8 nominal (4mm)
  • sales unit: 1 pound (approximately 675 pieces)
  • material: glass
  • variety: low grain vitreous for fewer specks
  • pigments: colorfast, UV resistant
  • durability: frost-proof, impervious to liquid
  • usage: suitable for indoor and outdoor use

Plein Air Assortment Colors:

    MiniGee:
  • greens: A19n-mossy cream, A23n-spring green, B26n-green tint 1
  • A53n-cyan tint 4
  • B84n-faint pink
  • D94n-yellow
  • Morjo Mini Vitreous (10MV):
  • blue and green: A018-ultramarine tint 2, A021-faint green tint, A067-deep teal
  • earth tones: A030-light khaki, A033-caramel, A086-salmon
  • purples: A042-purple tint 2, A043-purple tint 1
  • A082-faint pink
  • A092-indian yellow deep (low grain)

Coverage

Each 1-pound bag will cover approximately .90 square feet assuming a standard grout gap of approximately 1/32 inch. Most Mosaic Mounting Paper is 1.15 square feet and requires 841 tiles (29 tiles x 29 tiles). Use our tile estimator to calculate how much you need for your project.

Compatibility

Tile thickness is 1/8 inch nominal, the same as most of the glass mosaic tile we sell, which means that these can mix and match with other types and brands.

Cutting Glass Tile

We recommend the Mosaic Glass Cutter for cutting all types of glass mosaic tile including these. Note, however, that there is a limit to how small they can be cut. Due to their tapered edges, small pieces will tend to tip over. We advise cutting halves, quarters, and diagonal triangles, and not much smaller than that. For creating outlines and other details, check out our Rectangle Border Tiles or our Outliners Mosaic Sticks.

Mounting Tiles

Weldbond adhesive works well for mounting dry indoor mosaics. However, for outdoor and wet mosaics, use thinset mortar.

Use in Mosaic Art

The affordability, ease of use and durability of these tiles makes them suitable for children’s crafts projects and outdoor home décor. The pigment quality lends itself equally well to photorealistic mosaic images and fine art. The advantage of this material is that you can use tiles from different manufacturers if you find you need additional colors.

How To Make Mosaics

For more advice on designing your mosaic project or mounting, cutting, and grouting tile, please see our page of Mosaic Frequently Asked Questions or our Mosaic Information Guide, which lists instructional pages described by topic. We also post new articles about making mosaics at our How to Mosaic Blog.