Lux Aqua Series Glass Tile
6 products
6 products
Iridescent Tile for Pools, Kitchens, & Bathrooms
Elevate your design with the Lux Aqua Series, a premium collection of glass mosaic tiles distinguished by their radiant iridescent finish. Carefully crafted to capture and reflect light, these tiles create a dynamic surface that shifts in color and depth, adding sophistication and dimension to any space. Whether used as a bold statement feature or a subtle accent, the Lux Aqua Series brings a refined sense of style that enhances both modern and classic designs.
This collection is available in versatile formats, including modern mixed mosaics and staggered 1” x 2” layouts, allowing for creative flexibility across a variety of applications. Perfectly suited for swimming pools, spas, and water features, these glass tiles also transition beautifully into showers, backsplashes, and other indoor or outdoor living areas. Their durability and resistance to water make them an excellent choice for both residential and commercial projects. The Lux Aqua Series encourages limitless creativity, offering a material that is as practical as it is visually striking. Whether you’re designing a serene retreat or a vibrant focal point, this iridescent glass tile collection provides the ideal solution. Transform ordinary surfaces into extraordinary statements with the timeless appeal of the Lux Aqua Series.
FAQ
Are glass pool tiles resistant to chemicals and sunlight?
Yes. Our glass pool tiles are designed to endure UV rays, pool chemicals, and temperature changes, ensuring lasting performance indoors and outdoors. Explore our wide selection of finishes to find the right match for your project.
Do you offer tile samples?
Yes. AquaBlu provides samples so you can review color, texture, and quality before placing a full order. Simply choose the “Order Sample” option on any product page. We also offer grout samples to help you see how grout color will affect your final design.
What is the difference between iridescent, matte, and glossy glass tiles?
Iridescent tiles reflect a subtle, rainbow-like shimmer. Matte finishes deliver a smooth, non-reflective surface for a modern look, while glossy tiles enhance depth and vibrancy with a polished shine. Each finish creates a distinct design effect.
Are glass tiles easy to maintain?
Yes. Glass mosaics are non-porous, stain-resistant, and simple to clean with a soft brush and mild, pool-safe cleaner. With routine care, they retain their brilliance for years. For product suggestions, see our cleaning solutions.
Can glass tiles cover an entire pool?
Yes. Glass tiles can be used for full pool interiors or selectively on waterlines, steps, spas, and sun shelves. Reflective finishes add a luxurious effect, while matte and textured options improve slip resistance in shallow or high-traffic areas. Consult the TCNA for installation standards.
How do glass tiles compare to plaster or pebble finishes?
Glass tiles are more durable, colorful, and visually striking than plaster or pebble finishes. They require less upkeep and provide long-term value, even with a higher initial cost.
Do you offer custom glass pool tiles?
Yes. We work with manufacturers such as American Glass Mosaics and Murrine Mosaics to create custom blends and patterns. AquaBlu also offers custom mosaic design services with artisans worldwide. Contact us to start your project.
Is bulk or commercial pricing available?
Yes. For large residential or commercial projects, we provide custom quotes and tailored pricing. Our team ensures expert guidance and value throughout the process.
Can AquaBlu help me choose the right tile?
Yes. Our design specialists can assist with tile selection, layout planning, and design recommendations. Connect with us via phone, email, or live chat for personalized support.
What is the best way to clean and care for glass tile?
Glass tiles are low-maintenance and should be cleaned with mild soap and water. Avoid abrasive or harsh cleaners to preserve clarity and prevent scratches.
Can glass tiles be cut for custom installations?
Yes. For clean results, use a wet saw with a diamond blade made for glass, along with plenty of water to minimize chipping and ensure smooth edges.
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