Tile Talk
NOVEMBER 6, 2012
Aladdin Palace, Konya, Turkey. Karatay Madrasah Museum, Konya, Turkey. Karatay Madrasah Museum, Konya, Turkey. Animal and flower figures, 16th century, Topkapi Palace, Istanbul, Turkey. The most frequently color used for the glaze was turquoise, followed by cobalt blue, eggplant violet, and sometimes black.
Tile Talk
MAY 20, 2014
Examples of this work still exist in Spain, Italy, Morocco, India, and Turkey. Early Islamic tiles involved a simple process of cutting single color, small tile fragments and assembled with the use of liquid plaster. The color palette also extended to include oranges and yellows. design standards. Image Credit.
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Tile Talk
DECEMBER 4, 2012
Over the centuries, creative artisans used colored stones and brick to create geometric patterns on structures. “Tiles in such colors as yellow, blue, brown, black, turquoise, green and white were cut and carved into small pieces according to a previously prepared pattern,” says the Iran Chamber Society. design standards.
Discerning Design
APRIL 7, 2012
Having Easter Eggs around is almost like having turkey the day after Thanksgiving. You can color your eggs naturally. 1 comment: Bella June 15, 2012 at 10:12 AM That's a beautiful and colorful Easter eggs. American Standard ICU Sink and Faucet System. Saturday, April 7, 2012. Natural Easter Egg Dyeing! Did you know?
Tile Talk
OCTOBER 29, 2012
From Iznik, Turkey. design standards. Across the Color Spectrum: Painting by Lauralee Klindt. Climbing Out with Color, Texture and Time in Tile. Naturally, over time, this material with its new found purpose led to the production of ceramic tile back in 14,000 B.C. in Mesopotamia and India. Image via Biblical Heritage.
Kitchen and Residential Design
NOVEMBER 28, 2011
By Spanish standards, this is a large kitchen and by Italian standards, its enormous. color scheme. (47). Roasting a turkey; a Blog Off post. The hole on the left side is where a washing machine will go and the hole on the right side is where a dishwasher will go. Notice the oven and the cooktop. kitchen design.
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