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Mimicking elegant Italian marble, this porcelain tile series cost a fraction of the price, but still features quality and durability. Offered in neutral colors, as well as stark whites and blacks, the product can additionally be used in countertops.
Tiles arrived today so I practiced nipping the petals for a sunflower. I think I like this design better than the ones I previously posted. What do you think? The center is the bottom of a soup plate. Unfortunately I'm going to have to cut it into a few pieces so it will lay flat. Can you tell I'm getting anxious to get started with the mosaicing???
This building featuring fabulous ceramic tiles and Moorish architectural accents was originally an aristocratic palace, then became Lisbon's first casino and later served as the seat of the Alentejo Regional Association. Today Casa do Alentejo houses a fabulous restaurant on Lisbon's "Eating Lane" — Rua Portas de Santo Antāo.
1889-92 - ALFRED WATERHOUSE - MUCH OF THE INTERIOR IS RICHLY DECORATED WITH GLAZED & UNGLAZED BURMANTOFTS TILES -
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VICTORIA BUILDING - UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL
A SPLENDID GOTHIC VICTORIAN BUILDING 1889 - 92 BY ALFRED WATERHOUSE AND HOUSING INTERESTING COLLECTOINS AND TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS. CONTENTS ASIDE THE BUILDING IS WORTH A VISIT FOR ITS RICHLY DECORATED INTERIORS, TERRA COTTA AND CERAMIC TILE WORK -
Here we come gathering nuts in May - These tiled pictures of nursery rhymes were saved some years ago when the old Children's Hospital at the Newtown Complex was demolished.
VICTORIA BUILDING - UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL
A SPLENDID GOTHIC VICTORIAN BUILDING 1889 - 92 BY ALFRED WATERHOUSE AND HOUSING INTERESTING COLLECTOINS AND TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS. CONTENTS ASIDE THE BUILDING IS WORTH A VISIT FOR ITS RICHLY DECORATED INTERIORS, TERRA COTTA AND CERAMIC TILE WORK -
Serving bar in our dining room. The guy in the red shirt was our waiter. The other fellow stayed behind the bar all evening serving up drinks and coffee, among other items.
The New York City Subway System has some very beautiful ceramic tile decorated stations. Canal St. is one of them.
Finally done with the substrate. Weighs in at 27.8 lb. Think I'm going to give it a week to cure... nice and strong. That will give me a little time to figure out what I'm going to do and start nipping!
Well I've made significant progress on this mosaic. I've completed both edges and have nearly done the central Yin Yang feature. I've added pebbles to the corners of the steps for various reasons. One being they were a little uneven and it just seemed a good way of covering a difficult area. The whole thing will still need grouting and the tiles thoroughly cleaning before this is considered complete. Ahhhh, and to think I've got another 5 or more steps to do yet...