Tile Style: How to Design Successfull by Jill Blake

Tile Style: How to Design Successfull by Jill Blake

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This text provides guidance on all aspects of designing and decorating with tiles. It shows how to lay tiles to achieve patterns and permutations, from one-colour schemes to trompe l'oeil effects, making full use of borders, corners, insets and the combination of different tile types.

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Tile Style: How to Design Successfull by Jill Blake

From William Morris to the Moors, from Morroco to Majolica, tiles have long been a versatile and highly popular form of decoration. This work provides advice and information and guidance on all aspects of designing and decorating with tiles. An array of tile types are included from machine-made to hand-painted, from warm terracottas to subtly coloured encaustics, with a multitude of design ideas on how to use them. Diagrams show how to lay tiles to achieve patterns and permutations, from the simplest one-colour schemes to complicated geometric and trompe l'oeil effects, all making use of borders, corners, insets and the combination of different tile types. A colour-coded tile directory gives advice on how to use each particular shade, the effect a colour will achieve in a room and suggestions for matching or contrasting tiles. These ideas are complemented by a practical section covering all technical tiling information, including measuring, cutting, laying, grouting and sealing.
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ISBN 13 9780500017289
ISBN 10 050001728X
Title Tile Style: How to Design Successfull
Author Jill Blake
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Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Thames & Hudson Ltd
Year published 1996-10-21
Number of pages 160
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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