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Pattern [we love].

Karen Dresback — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 18:07:38 +0000

Though we love modern design, we have a weakness for the traditional.

Case in point: herringbone {and its cousin, chevron}.

No matter what the material, we can’t seem to shake our infatuation with it.

in wood.

in stone.

in tile.

in brick.

in textiles.

And, though typically a more traditional pattern, even more contemporary spaces can benefit from a [strong] dose of it.

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Tile Pattern using mosaics: 18×18, 18×24, 1×1′s on a 12×12 sheet

Ryan Calkins — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 19:28:09 +0000

Using mosaics in tile patterns is a little bit tricky. In this pattern the Concreate black 1×1 mosaics on a 12×12 sheet was cut and five 1×1 tiles by twelve 1×1 tiles were used with the Concreate black 18×18′s and 18×24′s. When using mosaics in tile patterns watch the mosaic tile thickness. Often times the mosaics or field tiles do not always match up.

Concreate Black

3 Size Tile Pattern: 12×12, 12×18, 6×6

Ryan Calkins — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 19:26:50 +0000

This tile pattern is made up of Studio Prima St. Marie handmade. All together the sizes makeup a 35.5×35.5 square.

6×6

12×12

12×18