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- Light on Tile Floors
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Very pretty ... and interesting as we just finished having our whole little house tiled (but it it definitely isn't as lovely as these examples.)
ReplyDeleteHi Sally. This is Mexican tile at the McNay Art Museum. It was Mrs. McNay's home and was likely done in the 1930s or 40s.
DeleteThose are beautiful floors.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful floors! Italian style?..And the shadows add the touch of charm!
ReplyDeleteUnusual and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous tiles...I am a real fan of things clay!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful floors indeed and so colorful! Great captures for the day!! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeletehow lovely the floors reflect the incoming light
ReplyDeleteI just love the pattern of those tiles ! I wish we could find this type of floor here in France...
ReplyDeleteLovely reflections on the tile floors ^_^
ReplyDeleteI don't know about the 2nd photo, but the first one looks like a church narthex, and that may be a fancy baptismal font...?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...and time for these floors to become popular again. There is a place in Berlin that makes such tiles.
ReplyDeleteHigh quality Mexican tile is still available. It isn't too expensive, but is labor intense to install. Does make for a stunning floor.
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