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16 comments:
Could look at it for a long, long time. Like !
I'd love to have this in my home! It would never show the dirt. :)
I like it but not inside the home.
I have never heard of it before. There are so many better ways to lay tiles . . .
Beautiful, and each floor tells its own story.
It's very nice but I'm suprised by the pattern.
I liked the one-color paving in your link, but all these random colors here make me a bit dizzy.
I still wonder about the workmen who have to put them down.
Love it.
I really love both versions, the colors, the mix shapes, it's so creative! :)
Léia
beautiful.
How beautiful!
Really beautiful!
Interesting and a little bit crazy:)
I remember this from when you showed it in progress VP, all that hard work paid off, looks beautiful finished.
So very cool!
We name this "mosaic".
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