Mosaic offers a close-knit community lifestyle for the young and the young at heart. Master-planned with an abundance of social spaces that are perfect for gathering and connecting with others. Mosaic features a stunning collection of carefree, open, energy-efficient “SMART” homes designed to collaborate, engage and relax… all at the same time.

New Daytona Beach Homes

Mosaic features a large selection of one and two-story homes in sleek, modern elevations. Double master suites are optional on some plans. Our Daytona Beach homes feature:

New custom homes priced from the $500’s
Homes range from 1,650 sqft. to almost 3,000 sqft.
Award-winning home designs
Completely customized homes built to suit
Homes featuring magnificent views

Lifestyle at Mosaic

Mosaic: where all the pieces make a better whole. This new community offers:

Club Mosaic
State of-the-Art Fitness Center
Two Pools
Band Shell
Kid’s Playground
Fun on Lake Mosaic and Boardwalk

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Latest News from Mosaic

Mosaic Residents’ Guide to Daytona Beach Museum Scene

October 21, 2024If you’re searching for a new custom Florida home in the Daytona Beach area, you might not think the home of the “World’s Most Famous Beach” also is home to a thriving museum scene. Informative museums of all sizes are sprinkled throughout this booming small metropolis, and residents of Mosaic — ICI Homes’ popular master-planned community for all ages in Daytona Beach — are perfectly positioned to join the fun. Since ICI Homes is headquartered here, we’ve compiled a starter list. It’s only a sample, but each museum is only minutes east of Mosaic via International Speedway Boulevard (U.S. Highway 92). Here’s a quick guide to Daytona Beach’s museum scene. Cici and Hyatt Brown Museum of Art — located at 352 South Nova Road in Daytona Beach, near the Museum of Arts & Sciences noted below. The soaring, two-level Brown Museum features the world’s largest collection of Florida-themed art, acquired by local residents Cici and Hyatt Brown. The collection — 2,600 paintings strong — rotates throughout the permanent gallery while smaller galleries spotlight special exhibitions. Halifax Historical Museum — located at 252 South Beach Street, in Daytona Beach’s historic district on the west bank of the Halifax River. Housed in a circa-1910 building that was once a Merchants Bank, the Halifax Historical Museum offers permanent exhibits focused on the history of the greater Daytona Beach area. Museum of Arts & Sciences — located at 352 South Nova Road in Daytona Beach, on the same grounds as the Brown Museum noted above. Popularly known as MOAS, the Museum of Arts & Sciences is packed with exhibitions and activities, including a planetarium, children’s museum, innovative visible-storage exhibits of priceless artifacts, a 90-acre nature preserve, Cuban, African and decorative arts exhibits, and much more. The Root Family Museum showcases Florida’s largest collection of Coca-Cola memorabilia, and a Florida Giant Ground Sloth skeleton greets visitors to the Prehistory of Florida gallery. Southeast Museum of Photography — located at 1200 W. International Speedway Boulevard on the Daytona State College campus. It’s part of the educational process at Daytona State — students often photograph and/or curate exhibitions as part of their curriculum — but the Museum of Photography’s galleries and research also are open for public learning and enjoyment. Photographs and photographers range from the greats to the up-and-coming, and exhibits run the gamut from historical photography to future techniques and topics. Mosaic Plus program — if you’re keen on a new custom Florida home at Mosaic, or are a new resident, definitely contact the community’s full-time lifestyle director for information on the Mosaic Plus program. It’s a partnership with Daytona Beach area retailers, service providers and restaurants that provides perks and discounts for Mosaic residents. Perhaps some of the area’s museums already are included as part of the Mosaic Plus program, or might be added in the future. The Mosaic Movement program, which organizes volunteer projects for Mosaic residents, also might feature museum-oriented activities now and in the future. Ready for your Mosaic lifestyle? Talk to ICI Homes here. [...] Read more...

Make Mosaic Your New Daytona Beach Home

August 15, 2024A lot of good things are happening these days in the booming Daytona Beach area, and Mosaic is your perfect new home base for all of it. We at ICI Homes know this because Mosaic is our star master-planned community here. We’ve built new custom Florida homes all over the Sunshine State for more than 40 decades and we’re headquartered right here in Daytona Beach too. So what are the good happenings going on, and why is Mosaic such a good choice for your new custom Florida home? Daytona Beach’s business, industry and residential scenes continue to grow, which means more new Daytona Beach residents need a great place to live, work and play. Read on to discover why you should make Mosaic your new Daytona Beach home. Big news from Boeing This dropped not long ago and is a significant addition to the Daytona area economy. The aircraft, defense and aerospace manufacturing giant announced that a new engineering center will be based on Emory-Riddle Aeronautical University’s Daytona Beach campus. Known as Boeing Daytona Beach, it will be housed in the entire Cici and Hyatt Brown Center for Aerospace Technology, in Emory-Riddle’s Research Park. Scheduled to open this fall, Boeing Daytona Beach is expected to bring 400 new jobs to the area. More places for Mosaic shoppers Still more jobs are being created at the LPGA Boulevard exit of Interstate 95, which is home to Daytona Beach’s main shopping, dining and services hub. Anchored by Tomoka Town Center and Tanger Outlets on the east side of I-95, this hub contains many major retail players — think Sam’s Club, Rooms To Go, and so on — with more on the way. Two of the newest additions are an Ashley Furniture home furnishings store near Sam’s Club and Rooms To Go, and an Ace Hardware store at the intersection of LPGA Boulevard and Williamson Boulevard. That’s 60,169 square feet of new interior design inspiration for your new custom Florida home at Mosaic, and there’s no such thing as too many hardware stores! What else is on the way at Tomoka Town Center? Soon, Mosaic residents can enjoy PopStroke — an atypical putt-putt golf course that features a restaurant and challenging shot-making for all ages. It’s also scheduled for a fall debut, and one of the PopStroke chain’s founders is golfing legend Tiger Woods. A community for all All of these new jobs could mean lots of new Daytona Beach residents. So enter Mosaic as a great residential destination. Located five minutes west of the LPGA Boulevard exit, Mosaic is five minutes from the I-95 and I-4 interchange, five minutes from Tomoka Town Center, and approximately 10 minutes from Embry-Riddle. Its single-family homes of all sizes offer many options, and the resident amenities — anchored at Club Mosaic — mean next-level fun. Add a nonstop schedule of community activities and you’ll be right at home in no time. Ready for your Mosaic lifestyle? Talk to ICI Homes here. [...] Read more...

Make Mosaic Home Base for You and Your Pets

June 14, 2024If a new custom Florida home in Daytona Beach is your destiny, chose Mosaic, especially if your household includes pets. It makes perfect sense to include their needs and lifestyles, and Mosaic — ICI Homes’ roomy master-planned community on Daytona’s bustling west side — is perfect for pets. In fact, we celebrate them every April during National Pet Month. But there are plenty of fun options elsewhere too. Here’s how to make Mosaic home base for your and your pets. Start with Pet Palooza Organized by the Mosaic Daytona Lifestyle community events planner, Pet Palooza is an annual favorite of Mosaic residents. It’s held at Club Mosaic, which anchors the community’s jaw-dropping menu of resident amenities and is centrally located near Mosaic’s main entrance. Pet Palooza features a costumes contest, a pet food drive in support one of Mosaic’s neighbors, the nearby Halifax Humane Society, food-truck goodies and a DJ to spin tunes. Area pet vendors such as Positively Beachy also make appearances. Visit dog parks Mosaic residents have miles of sidewalks and walking paths that wind through the neighborhood, so exercise is always handy. But venturing out to Daytona Beach area dog parks is a good way for you and Fido to meet other pet parents and pups in your new hometown. The Volusia County parks, recreation and culture division offers four dog parks — each in a different area of the county, which adds to the exploration fun. Barkley Square Dog Park in Deland is 14 acres, with spaces for large and small dogs. Beck Ranch Park in Osteen is the largest of the four Volusia County dog parks at 25 acres. It also includes spaces for large and small dogs. Gemini Springs Dog Park in DeBary is 4.5 acres but packs plenty of amenities for large and small pups and their owners. Michael Crotty Bicentennial Park in Ormond by the Sea offers a four-acre dog park among its facilities, with spaces for large and small dogs. Speaking of the sea… Get those paws sandy While Daytona Beach is known as “the World’s Most Famous Beach,” Fido is permitted in only certain spots along its Atlantic coastline. The good news is there are designated dog beaches in nearby Flagler and Volusia Counties. Find Volusia County’s designated dog beaches from Rockefeller Drive to Mislay Road in Ormond Beach, at Lighthouse Point Park in Ponce Inlet, and at New Smyrna Dunes Dog Beach in New Smyrna Beach. Follow all regulations and don’t forget to pack snacks or food, leashes and plenty of water. A custom home for pets Building a new Mosaic abode? Schedule a complimentary customization meeting and let one of our floor plan designers help you customize your pet spaces. Tuck a doggie shower in the laundry room. Assign pullout cabinets for pet supplies. Mount wall hooks for leashes and have fun designing special niches for pet beds, litter boxes or birdcages. Ready for your Mosaic lifestyle? Talk to ICI Homes here. [...] Read more...