It’s very a serious endeavor, this tile archive.

Sunday agenda: 1. Stay away from news, 2) Enjoy beautiful things.

Visiting an old friend in Edgewater.

Faded glory.

Hello Neighbor.

We see you.

The series continues in grey, brown and yellow.

More of the same. This was a popular pattern around here in the 20's, this time in cream green and pink.

More of the same, different color.

Autumn stuff.

#brown.

#330 in the archive.

Good Morning BlueSky! User #616,721 reporting for duty.

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A little something from the Chicago Cultural Center, opened in 1897.

The former Maybelline headquarters entrance had a stairway that was REALLY good...like, made with lipstick good.

Terrazzo today at The Maybelline Building in Edgewater.

Visiting an old friend in Albany Park.

Here is a nice floor.

Anybody home?

Welcome!

Moving day in Lakeview.

Floor #881 in the archive.

Little bit of red.

zig zaggidy

Pay no attention to the man with the camera, this is strictly about the floor.

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Simply Edgewater.

Chicago vintage tile floor #891 in the archive.

This is fun.

Always a floor, sometimes more.

Black & white & red all over.

Every 2 flat comes with its own moody little entrance.

More meander.

Honey, where's the broom?

Those two center red bars!

We're here for the purple trim.

Just passing through Uptown.

This morning in Ravenswood.

Down at the corner store.

Wabash Avenue YMCA, (photo courtesy of @doorwaysofchicago).

Our favorite angle for old floors.

Every little corner is noteworthy.

The Krause Music Store, 4611 N Lincoln, built in 1922.

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Floor #947 in the archive. it comes with quite. few doorknobs.

Do Not Enter.

Welcome home.

Yes, you sure do. And your postings are always so good. Congrats on your ten years.