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Please join us at Town Hall this weekend for Historic Seattle’s Bungalow Fair. Norberry Tile has supported and participated the event from its conception 13 years ago. Vendors will come from all over the United States to promote the organic Arts and Crafts style. It’s a celebration of handmade product and beautiful craftsmanship that Americans are gifted with.
I personally styled my 1924 cottage with period Arts and Crafts features and colors. I found it instantly drops my blood pressure upon entering because it is such an inviting environment. Think subdued colors, warm lighting, lots of wood and few right angles. If you have ever visited the Gamble House in Pasadena you know what it is like to be lovingly embraced by a home.
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September is an exciting time in the tile industry as summer-time construction completes. With walls up and the roof on, finish surfaces are the next items to check off. It is more important than ever to invest in your home. Installing quality surfaces will create environments you want to live in over time, which in turn adds value. Using cheap materials often proves to be false economy, as they are more commonly ripped out and replaced. Quality surfaces are timeless and enduring.
By working with Norberry Tile you can be assured of beautiful and appropriate surfaces for your style of home. Bring a designer in with you for a third opinion. Our goal is to have you install the tile once and be happy with it for your entire life in the home. That’s adding value!
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Probably the most satisfying detail of my remodel is the green roof outside the kitchen. It is simply a living piece of art! Every other week it has a new appearance. The Summer display going on now is chock full of color from flowers to succulent leaves. The roof is composed of drought tolerant sedums, and they are growing on less than 4″ of soil. It was installed as 12″ x 24″ living tiles. The biggest contrast is the winter foliage when the roof turns burgundy red.
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