House Number Sign with Palm Trees, online Mosaic Address Plaque

House number sign with palm trees for a coastal home or beach house.

Handcrafted with glass mosaic tiles, this mosaic address plaque is a sure way to welcome family and friends in style.

Add a personal touch with a unique address sign.

Mosaic address signs are great housewarming, new home, and realtor closing gifts.

Handmade to order
Allow three weeks to create and ship

ABOUT:
Numbers in brown glass
Two palm trees on either side of digits
Background in tropical and beach colors of aqua, light blue and light teal
Safe for all weather climates
Handmade to order - Ships in 3 weeks

CUSTOMIZATION OPTIONS:
Signs can be made in any color combination
Overall sign size can be adjusted
Orientation can be horizontal or vertical

SIZE:
Horizontal -
1 digit + two palm trees 8 x 16"
2 digits + two palm trees 8 x 19"
3 digits + two palm trees 8 x 24"
4 digits + two palm trees 8 x 28"
5 digits + two palm trees 8 x 34"

Vertical
1 digit + two palm trees 7 x 16"
2 digits + two palm trees 7 x 24"
3 digits + two palm trees 7 x 30"
4 digits + two palm trees 7 x 36"

*Note: As each sign is custom made by hand all dimensions listed are approximate.
Sign size can usually be customized.

SIGN INSTALLATION OPTIONS:
Hanging = your sign will come with two D rings; your sign is meant to hang on the side of your home

Permanent = your sign will come with two holes drilled + masonry screws; your online sign is meant to be permanently installed flush to the side of your home

SHIPPING:
Free US Shipping
Turnaround time is 3 weeks to create and ship
Mosaic address signs are shipped with insurance and tracking

WEATHER PROOF:
All mosaic address signs from Green Street Mosaics are 100% weather and waterproof.
All materials used (tiles adhesives, paint, surface) are made for outdoor use in all climates.

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STOREFRONT:
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All mosaics are handcrafted by owner/creator Lauren Constantino in St. Petersburg, Florida.