Managing Director Jon Perkins commissioned some mosaic signage as a feature leading down to its bar area in this Nottingham city venue. The design was inspired by the vibrant art scene in Barcelona, with the Cellar 9 logo set against a backdrop of shimmering red, orange, blue and gold.
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A mosaic paving slab celebrating the Queen’s 90th Birthday was commissioned by Syston District Council. This 60cm x 90cm pavement feature was made using the indirect method of mosaic to achieve a smooth surface for walking on.
Gedling Borough Council wanted to celebrate the twinning history between Gedling and Vanoeuvre Les Nancy in France. They commissioned a mosaic of the crest to feature in one of their raised beds in the twinning garden at Arnot Hill park, Nottinghamshire. The stone base was cut specifically to fit and match the existing stonework in the raised wall bed.
Feature floor mosaic commissioned by Maber Architects and The Gelder Group for Newark fire station. This 1m x 1 m mosaic of the Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service logo was made using the indirect method of mosaic. This is the traditional Italian method of making a mosaic in reverse on brown paper and results in a completely flat surface ideal for flooring. It is also ideal for large scale mosaics, enabling the mosaic to be made in sections in the studio before installing on site. The mosaic is not revealed until set in cement and the paper peeled off which can be a little stressful! I enlisted the help of professional mosaic installer Bruno Pusateri to install the mosaic in the reception area of the fire station as the mosaic needed to be smooth and level to the surrounding ceramic tile.
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