Star-Lit Mosaic Hammam, London

Backlit mosaic arch panel in a private hammam, iridescent glass mosaic with LED edge, London by FacetStudio

The panel came from the workshop; the room around it was cut tessera by tessera.

A compact private hammam finished entirely in iridescent glass mosaic — walls, heated contoured loungers and a faceted vaulted ceiling carried on fibre-optic points of light. The room was built on XPS tile-backer board with a bonded sheet membrane laid over it, so the vapour control sits in a continuous layer across board and joints rather than relying on the boards alone. The seating was shaped by hand before cladding, so the mosaic runs in a continuous curve from backrest into wall without a straight joint anywhere on the profile; the arched feature panel arrived pre-assembled, but almost every sheet around it was cut and adjusted piece by piece on site, including a circular rosette set out in hand-cut segments. Epoxy grout throughout: under constant steam and daily condensation a cementitious joint is not a durable option.

Heated contoured mosaic loungers in a private steam room under blue lighting
Hand-set mosaic panel with scrollwork detail in cream and blue glass tesserae
Circular mosaic rosette cut in segments and laid out by hand before installation
Curved heated bench shaped before mosaic cladding, hammam under construction
Faceted mosaic vault with fibre-optic star lighting and mosaic border band

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