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Bisazza Ranunculus — Artistic Glass Mosaic

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Designed by Kiki van Eijk, Ranunculus reinterprets the beauty of flowers through the art of glass mosaic.

Every detail of the pattern is made from glass pieces hand-cut to the required shapes, then individually arranged by hand to complete the floral image. Each line and color transition demands meticulous craftsmanship, transforming tiny mosaic pieces into an artwork rich in depth.

More than just a finishing material, Ranunculus brings together inspiration from nature, design thinking, and Bisazza’s artisanal mosaic craftsmanship — bringing art to the very surface of architecture.

BRAND
Bisazza

DESIGNER
Kiki van Eijk

COLLECTION
Flora

MATERIAL
Glass mosaic

MOSAIC CHIP SIZE
10 × 10mm

MODULE SIZE
129.1 x 290.5 cm = 3.73 sqm

THICKNESS
Approx. 4–5 mm

PRODUCTION METHOD
Hand-cut and assembled according to pattern

APPLICATION
Interior walls

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Mosaic Thủy Tinh Bisazza Ranunculus - SaigonCasa | Curated Surfaces & Contemporary Living

When each piece creates a flower

The uniqueness of Ranunculus lies in how its patterns are created. Glass pieces are hand-cut to size and then meticulously placed one by one to form the flower's intricate lines and shades.

Behind the finished image is a crafting process that demands precision and patience, where every piece contributes to the whole. Through the hands of mosaic artisans, inspiration from nature is transformed into a handcrafted work of art that can grace any architectural space.

Mosaic Thủy Tinh Bisazza Ranunculus - SaigonCasa | Curated Surfaces & Contemporary Living

An artistic highlight in architecture

Ranunculus is suited for spaces requiring a distinct artistic touch — from decorative residential walls to carefully curated hospitality interiors.

When placed within a restrained architectural composition, the patterns and colors of the mosaic become a visual focal point, creating contrast against surrounding monochromatic surfaces and natural materials.

The piece can be customized according to scale and design requirements, allowing mosaic art to become a seamless part of the space.

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