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We stopped for lunch the first day in La Mancha. Outside the plaza we ate lunch in there was a plaque made from tiles about Don Quijote.
New tile section installed after removing old tile. The new tile is a high quality vinyl tile with a peel and stick backing. The client loved the 12 X 12 section we installed so much we did he rest of her basement living area as well.
Abby Miller, Justin Duerr, Jon Foy, and Steve Weinik.
For more on the film (and the tiles), see: the film's official website; my interview with Jon Foy in Knowledge@Wharton, "Building a Mystery: The Toynbee Tiles and Jon Foy's Filmmaking Quest"; my review of the film: "Uncovering What Lies Beneath"; and the Toynbee Tiles Group Pool in Flickr.
A night visit to the Jefferson Market Library for their Magical Winter Eve event. It was great to meet some of the people behind the JML community and to see the building at night. The library also hosts some of the Tiles for America. The tiles, which used to hang on a fence in the West Village, reflect the artists’ thoughts of sadness and hope in the
face of this American tragedy.
More of the kitchen nook being tiled - it took just a couple days longer than estimated because a box of tiles were broken. But the delay was nothing compared to my in-laws, who are still waiting on the finish of their bathroom tile job, which was started in, I believe, AUGUST!
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This bathroom previously had a double sink vanity that was solid down to the floor. Daniel removed the vanity and tiled the previously covered slab with tile to match the existing tile. He also installed the new vanity and mirror during this bathroom remodel.
This handmade tile has the image of a Viking ship on it, created by having raised lines separate the different glaze colors from each other. It measures approximately 4x4".
Vessel bowls are very popular right now. They add so much value to your bathroom, plus they take up less space!
Designed by Diane Longworth
(513)600-7115
Installed by Chris Messer
859-992-2922
On 1st Avenue in Seattle. Photo taken with Hipstamatic: Hornbecker lens, Blanko film. Light totally blew out the tiling in front, dammit.