This PREP workshop was made possible by the NSF grant DUE: 0341481

From Prep08Wiki

There are many interesting tile patterns on the floors and walls of buildings. Here are some examples. I took the photo in the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, DC. The other photos are from my favorite design blog Apartment Therapy. They have a section of tile photos in the "Tile Vault."

This restaurant has a striped tile floor.

This old grocery store has its original hexagonal tile floor.

Surprises lie in the hallways of old tenement buildings!

This is in the stairway landing of the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, DC.

This is the floor in a hallway in a building in Paris.

This tile has a basketweave pattern. Note how the lines seem to curve.

This tile is on the side of a pool in California.

This bathroom is tiled floor to ceiling in hexagonal tiles.