Here is another nice floor in The Rookery Building.

Inside the historic light court of The Rookery Building, 1888.

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A little bit of floor and a whole lotta door. Also, John R Thompson restaurants must be called out for extreme racist policies and going to extremes to keep them.

Not the warmest of welcomes, but the floor is doing its part.

Good Morning BlueSky, user #600,771 reporting for duty.

Welcome, shopper.

That’s right.

A really nice vintage reproduction at Copper Club Restaurant.

Hanging on

Adult Places.

From a friend of the archive...

Here is a nice floor.

Good Morning BlueSky @chicagovtfloor.bsky.social reporting for duty.

At the Portage Theatre not seeing a show.

We see you.

Almost missed it as we were passing by.

This just in...

Terrazzo today at Fine Arts Building.

Don’t follow this user @chicagovtfloor.bsky.social whatever you do…nothing but useless shit here.

Chicago Cultural Center.

It’s all about the tile border today.

Another great tile from the collection of Georgigregori on Instagram.

Just turn on the widget that won’t let you post a photo without alt text. Stop making excuses for forgetting.

Two of our favorite things; candy and vintage tile.

3400 N Halsted

Not a floor, but...damn!

Uh-oh...oh, well.

Praying for peace at the National Shrine of St. Maximilian Kolbe church at Marytown. Libertyville, Il.

All’s well in the tile world, carry on.

A floor a day, mostly every day.

At the barbershop.

Our niche is vintage tile floors, what is yours?

Waiting to be buzzed in.

No. 174 from our archive, in Forest Park.

Winter ready.

Good morning BlueSky, user number #600,771 reporting for duty.

Matchy-match.

We 🖤🖤🖤 the pattern breaks in the border. What do you think?

Your daily reminder not to destroy vintage things. Century Pub and Eatery, Kenosha, Wi.

Relaxing in somebody else’s home for the holiday.

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