by Arts & Crafts Editor
Tile is used not just in the kitchen and bathroom but also for fireplace surrounds, entries—and floors! Tile is a durable flooring that is also artistic, both in its intrinsic body and color and because of the patterns in which it can be laid.
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by Arts & Crafts Editor
Bungalow floors and more: The standard for formal rooms public and private, wood floors suggest durability even as they convey understated beauty and depth. Slate and limestone (and now stained concrete floors) create drama in a foyer or bath. For practical durability and virtually limitless color choices, you can’t beat a resilient floor in the kitchen or family room. For Arts & Crafts homes built at the end of the Victorian period and into the 20th century, all of these alternatives are appropriate.
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