The Monroe Building wearing Rookwood Pottery tile.

Finally stopped to archive this beautiful '60s wall on Irving Park on a gorgeous sunny day.

Here is a nice floor.

Chicago Athletic Association.

More of this favorite...with presents this time.

The Second City's first library.

Snowflakes at The Chicago Cultural Center.

More Chicago Cultural Center.

Rogers Park.

Chicago Cultural Center.

Leaving our neighbor's holiday party, we had to stop and admire the blue.

Uptown today.

Same floor at our favorite Potbelly's in Evanston. It was Chandler's Books when we were kids, a wonderful place.

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Visited an old friend in Oak Park yesterday.

When we come to your home, we’re leaving with floor pics, no question.

Here is a nice tile floor.

Oh yes, @headingwest.ca there sure is!

We caught a glimpse of this one while walking by.

As we find them.

Waiting to be buzzed in.

Nosebleed seats at the Chicago Theatre are just fine with us.

There’s a place in Brooklyn we’d be very happy to come home too. photo by @ethanstoller.bsky.social

No. 9115 in the archive. Sent to us by a friend. Wish we remembered who.

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Up way too late again last night picking a tile floor to post like someone’s life depended on it.

More red and green today.

‘tis the season.

Ain’t we fancy?

Holiday shopping in West Town.

Here is a nice floor in Lincoln Park.

Merz Apothecary.

Always a floor, sometimes more.

More stars.

Terrazzo today.

We understand there are bonus points when a door handle is included.

Stoopid rug.

A floor a day, everyday...that's what we do.

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Lincoln Square.

Bees gathering at the Old Dearborn Bank Building entrance, 1926.