Showing posts with label tiles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tiles. Show all posts
10.30.2011
More Subway Tile Inspiration
I am still making tile day and night, after work, on the weekends, and after October snowstorms. I have forced AC in on the action just so we can make our deadlines.
I was getting off at the Union Street R train stop and saw these. The image kept a little lightness in my step for the rest of the evening.
9.19.2011
Subway tile inspiration-
This tile mural at he Jay Street subway station in Brooklyn goes on for quite a few yards... it is a wonderful way to spend those few minutes waiting for the next train.
8.29.2011
When it Rains, it Pours
pic above from Joseph Rose
So we are in the process of renovating our new home deep in the heart of Brooklyn. Prior to that, Molly had surgery (again), and after that we are selling our current home. We are still managing to travel. Lots of change, but it is all new and exciting!
The kitchen tile project from before has transformed into making the tile for the new house. It is great because I got a head start!
It is a rule that never fails- when it rains, it pours. I am doing my day job (Mrs.Craven/virus control), help manage the renovation of our new home, and make tile in triple time. I guess I love it when its pouring, I accomplish so much more than I think I can.
Below- pics of the tile (bone dry, not yet fired in the kiln)
So we are in the process of renovating our new home deep in the heart of Brooklyn. Prior to that, Molly had surgery (again), and after that we are selling our current home. We are still managing to travel. Lots of change, but it is all new and exciting!
The kitchen tile project from before has transformed into making the tile for the new house. It is great because I got a head start!
It is a rule that never fails- when it rains, it pours. I am doing my day job (Mrs.Craven/virus control), help manage the renovation of our new home, and make tile in triple time. I guess I love it when its pouring, I accomplish so much more than I think I can.
Below- pics of the tile (bone dry, not yet fired in the kiln)
3.01.2011
A mini tile pile!
2.23.2011
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