A Mosaic Artist Creating Original Work Across the Region

Felicity Ball Mosaics designs and makes high quality mosaic art for clients throughout Gloucestershire. As an experienced mosaic artist, I create custom pieces for private homes, gardens, commercial spaces and public art. Every mosaic is cut by hand, carefully designed and built to last.

Mosaic of colourful sailing boats on a blue sea

Easy, Personal Mosaic Commissions

I offer a straightforward approach to mosaic commissions. Share your ideas, inspiration, or requirements, and I’ll develop a design to suit your space. You’ll receive regular updates and photos throughout the process, making it a collaborative and enjoyable experience from start to finish.

Mosaic Design Tailored to Your Space

All mosaics are made in my Bristol studio using porcelain and ceramic. Whether you’re seeking bold interior design art or weather resistant exterior art, I’ll create a piece that complements its surroundings. My work blends abstract and figurative styles for a distinctive, timeless finish.

Round mosaic bistro table top with a red, yellow and blue grid pattern

Common Mosaic Applications

Clients across Gloucestershire have commissioned mosaics for:

  • Decorative kitchen or bathroom panels
  • Garden walls and outdoor features
  • Furniture tops and bistro tables
  • Business or corporate displays
  • House Signs and Numbers
  • Unique gifts for special occasions
  • Memorial mosaics
  • Statement wall art

Why Choose Bespoke Mosaic Art

Each commission from Felicity Ball Mosaics is made to order. I cut every tile by hand and use trusted techniques to ensure durability and detail. Whether your style is contemporary or traditional, I’ll design something truly one of a kind.


Built for Interior and Exterior Settings

I create both indoor and outdoor mosaics using weatherproof materials where needed. My mosaics are sealed and finished to last, whether they’re used in bathrooms, kitchens, patios, or gardens.

Mosaic sign reading Dad's Den on a wooden greenhouse surrounded by flowers

Mosaics That Suit Gloucestershire Homes

Gloucestershire's buildings have a lot of character. In the Cotswolds, villages such as Bourton on the Water, Stow on the Wold and Chipping Campden are built from oolitic limestone that weathers to honey and gold. Cheltenham is known for its Regency terraces, Tewkesbury for its timber framed buildings, and the five valleys around Stroud for their old cloth mills and stone cottages.


Warm stone like this suits a particular palette. Deep blues, sage greens and soft terracotta sit beautifully against Cotswold stone, while a crisp design in strong colours can look wonderful against pale stucco. I'll suggest colours that work with your house as well as with your own taste.


House Names and Garden Signs

Many village houses go by a name rather than a number, which makes a mosaic name plaque a lovely way to welcome visitors. I also make signs for garden rooms, studios and sheds, each one designed around the lettering and colours you choose.


Gardens, Courtyards and Garden Rooms

Gloucestershire gardens range from cottage borders to walled courtyards, and a mosaic can bring colour to any of them. A panel on a garden wall, a sunburst above a bench or a mosaic bistro table on the terrace all work well outside, and outdoor pieces are sealed appropriately for external conditions.

Mosaic Commissions Across Gloucestershire

I take art commissions and deliver finished mosaics to clients throughout the county, including:

  • Cheltenham (GL50 to GL53)
  • Gloucester (GL1)
  • Stroud (GL5)
  • Painswick and Nailsworth (GL6)
  • Cirencester, Fairford and Lechlade (GL7)
  • Tetbury (GL8)
  • Dursley (GL11)
  • Wotton under Edge (GL12)
  • Berkeley (GL13)
  • Cinderford (GL14)
  • Coleford (GL16)
  • Newent (GL18)
  • Tewkesbury (GL20)
  • Stow on the Wold, Bourton on the Water, Winchcombe and Northleach (GL54)
  • Chipping Campden (GL55)
  • Moreton in Marsh (GL56)

How My Gloucestershire Commissions Work

Commissioning a mosaic is straightforward, and you'll know where things stand at every stage:

  • Tell me about your idea and send a photo of the space, with rough measurements.
  • I'll suggest a design and confirm the size, colours and price with you.
  • A deposit of 10%, which is not refundable, books your place on my schedule.
  • I cut every tile by hand in my Bristol studio and send you photos as the work progresses.
  • When your mosaic is finished, I deliver it or you collect it from the studio.

Gloucestershire is well within my personal delivery area of about 100 miles from Bristol, charged at 45p per mile for the round trip. Smaller pieces under 30cm by 30cm can go free by Royal Mail Tracked.

Mosaic Ideas Inspired by Gloucestershire

The county is full of subjects for a mosaic. A few ideas to start the conversation:

  • Cotswold sheep grazing on the wolds
  • Racehorses, for anyone who loves Cheltenham's racing
  • Wild daffodils, which flower around Dymock in spring
  • Gloucester Cathedral or Tewkesbury Abbey
  • The River Severn and the birds along it
  • Dry stone walls, cottages and your own house name

Every design starts with what matters to you, and I'll suggest colours that sit happily with Cotswold stone, brick or pale Cheltenham stucco.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. My studio is in Bristol, within easy reach of the whole county, and I make mosaics for homes, gardens and businesses across Gloucestershire, from Cheltenham and Gloucester to Stroud, Cirencester and the Cotswold villages.

House name plaques, numbers, garden panels, bistro tables and wall pieces all work well. I'll choose colours that sit with the warm tones of the stone, and outdoor pieces are made with materials suited to external conditions.

Prices depend on size, detail and design time. As a guide, pieces start from £250 for 20cm by 30cm and £1,000 for 40cm by 60cm, rising to £2,000 for 60cm by 80cm and £4,000 for 80cm by 120cm. You'll find the full guide on my Good To Know page.

Of course. Some clients arrive with a sketch or a photograph, others with just a feeling for the colours they love. Every commission begins with a conversation, and I'll turn your ideas into a design for you to approve.

I don't generally offer an installation service. How the piece will be mounted is agreed when we plan your commission, so your builder or handyman knows what to expect. Smaller pieces can come with a hanging fixing attached.

Yes. My gallery shows animals, flowers, abstract designs, house signs and furniture, and my Client Installations page shows mosaics in real homes and gardens.

Yes. My shop has one of a kind pieces available to buy straight away, from house numbers and wall hangings to garden stars. I add new pieces when time allows.

Yes. Memorial mosaics are among the pieces I make, and I'll work gently with you on a design that feels right, whether it is for a garden, a wall or another special place.

Yes. The Cotswold towns and villages are well within my personal delivery area, charged at 45p per mile for the round trip from Bristol. Smaller pieces can go free by Royal Mail Tracked, or you can collect from the studio.