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i did a ton of searching around to find historically authentic hex tile, and am really happy with what we got. can't wait to see it installed! 04.05.09
An example of early azulejos tiles. The technique came from Moorish craftsmen.
The early work may have been done by Moorish craftsmen, as the designs adhere to the Moslem traditions of depicting only geometric patterns and leaves.
Tile Mural for kitchen backsplash, from photo in Tuscany, Italy. Tumbled tile has been custom printed, sealed with washable, cleanser resistant glaze, by custom-tiles.com
There’s a hall under Benaroya Hall leading to the bus tunnel. Along a particular stretch, some of the wall tiles have carvings such as the one above.
Left over from the International Store in West Street Horsham. Now in the alley between Costa Coffee and the Officer's Club. For more about Horsham visit www.hiddenhorsham.co.uk
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I stumbled across this beautiful, one of a kind craftsman home perched atop a river bank in the Midwest. It is a stunning representation of style, personalization and commitment to crafting a unique home. Front to back, top to bottom, this home has style and flair that is rarely seen today. Someone took a lot of time to think through and construct each room individually. From ornate mouldings, escutcheons, corbels, and trim work to mosaic tiles in multiple colors and designs, from patterns like herringbone to geometric shapes. There isn’t six square inches of this home that wasn’t individualized in some manner. Even secret staircases to odd attic spaces were thoughtful. Even what most builders would have simply walled over and considered a void was put to use somehow in this home from small shelves to inset cabinets to cubbies – all trimmed out. Even the windowsills were tiled. With 2 kitchens, multiple living areas spanning 3 floors, including an interior garage, this home is also a feat of engineering sitting on this slope to the river below. Due to decades of deterioration, some of the homes bones are showing – steel beams and concrete. I suppose that is why this home is not sitting at the bottom of the river by now. It may be forlorn, and surely has seen better days, but it is holding fast to it’s mooring. A beautiful find while out exploring the urban landscapes.
this is the one we picked out for the front entry/livingroom. we chose this pattern, with a different combination of colors.
this tile panel belongs to a stone bench. with 35 years old and always living in Lisbon, this was the first time I went to this place and I loved it. It stands on the top of a big fountain (usually iluminated at night) called "Fonte Monumental da Alameda". It's a shame the graffiti on the panel...
See where this photo was taken at maps.yuan.cc.
WE finally added a tile wall behind our wood burning stove.This is in our dining room.The room finally is complete.
Ethel Wilson Harris House
Architect: Robert Harris
National Register of Historic Places # 40971070
www.sanantonio.gov/Mission-Trails/Mission-Trails-Historic...