1930s kitchen floor

From colors and patterns to form and function, there are many considerations when deciding on your kitchen flooring type and style. Of course, the floor

And all for less than $1 per square foot.

A pretty, snowdrop themed antique French encaustic floor tile dated c.1920 reclaimed from the kitchen of a town house in Bethune, northern France. The 14cm q tiles are reverse marked MCM, the inscription for Societe Mosaique-Ceramique Maubeuge and we include a scan from their period catalogue in our possession in the photo gallery.

If your home was built between 1920 and 1930, the original kitchen may have had some of the features below. Mix of full inset and half-overlay door and drawer styles. While still simple, the addition of half-overlay doors and drawer styles added character. Tile counters. Tile countertops were affordable, durable and could add style to […]

From the Antique Home Style collection.

A NATURAL FLOORING ALTERNATIVE THAT'S BEEN AROUND FOR OVER 100 YEARS

The checkerboard floor makes a great choice for entryways, kitchens, and bathrooms. We advise against laying checkerboard flooring in a living room or bedroom because it may clash with the decor. With such a bold repeating pattern, it’s essential to get the scale just right, otherwise, the room may look out of proportion. An overall rule of thumb is that tiles get bigger as a room gets larger. Making the wrong choice of tile size is one of the most common mistakes.

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