#Handmade Mosaic Tiles

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Stone Carving Tools - Tabvlarasa.com

Tabvlarasa.com - There are several different kinds of stone carving tools that may be utilised. The most typical are hammers and chisels, although other options include pneumatic, electric, and hydraulic tools. There are benefits and drawbacks to each kind of instrument.

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HFA-Studio's "Glitter Monobloc Chair"

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Ghosts by Colin Roberts

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Top 5 Exclusive Modern Bathroom Tile Trends to Elevate Your Festive Season Decor

As the festive season approaches, it’s the perfect time to refresh your home and create a welcoming atmosphere. While living rooms and dining areas often take center stage during celebrations, bathrooms deserve some love too! One of the most impactful ways to elevate your bathroom décor is through stunning tile choices. Let’s explore the top five modern bathroom tiles that will transform your space into a festive retreat. 

Bold Geometric Patterns

Geometric tiles are making waves in modern bathroom design. Whether you opt for hexagons or intricate mosaics, these patterns make way for a dynamic touch to your bathroom. Bold colors like deep blues or rich greens will match up better to the festive hue. 

Textured Surfaces

While texture is trending this season, it also brings in depth and intrigue to your bathroom designs. From matte finishes to raised patterns, textured tiles can create a spa-like atmosphere. Incorporating textured wall tiles in warm earth tones or creamy whites will evoke a sense of warmth and comfort.

Nature-Inspired Colors

Earthy tones like terracotta, forest green, and ocean blue create a soothing  surrounding. These colors not only evoke a sense of calm but also resonate well with the cozy, warm vibes of the festive season. 

Large Format Tiles

Large format tiles are widely popular in the category of modern bathroom tiles for their sleek appearance and ability to create the illusion of more space. For the festive season, tiles with a subtle sheen or unique veining will add elegance to your space.

Whether you go bold with geometric patterns, embrace vintage charm, or opt for soothing nature-inspired hues, the right tiles can transform your bathroom into a serene space. De ceramica offers a plethora of options for modern bathroom tiles which will only further help in elevating your décor. 

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Stone India provides a wide range of patterns and all the products are manufactured using high-quality material and advanced technology. This Mosaic Stone Tiles is used to enhance the overall look of your interiors and exteriors. Contact us, for more details.

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Pantry - Kitchen Large l-shaped medium tone wood floor and brown floor kitchen pantry remodel inspiration with a farmhouse sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, blue backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island, and white countertops

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Animal Mosaic Murals

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Bathroom in Los Angeles

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Kitchen - Mediterranean Kitchen

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Crescent Moon Mosaic, Lavender, Mosaic Wall Art, Celestial Design, Hippie, Bohemian, Housewarming, For The Home, Birthday, Christmas

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Glass Blend Mosaic Tile in Nautilus comes in a 1X1 size and features wispy soft strokes and subtle graphics

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Sculptures by Colin Roberts

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Redefine Your Home’s Essence With Us

Step into the realm of refined design at #deceramica, where an array of exceptional tiles awaits💫

Discover textures and styles that transform spaces with elegance and depth.

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Magic Item Homebrew for D&D

I am running a bit of a campaign for my friends and this was my favorite bit of homebrew, so I thought I would share!

Are you running a game in a high-magic setting? Do you want to give your players gear that’s thematic and fun and requires time, effort, and sacrifice instead of getting a bunch of money together?

Send your players on a treasure hunt!

It works like this:

There are lists of, for lack of a better word, ingredients, which when combined with a sizeable push of magic (I’d recommend minimum a 4th or 5th level spell for a fairly low-level magic item), create a magic item themed around the ingredients. Different practitioners of this method can have different lists of ingredients, and while players can’t pick exactly the item they get like they might in a store, the items they pick give you themes to play off of.

For instance, I sent my players seeking:

Something newly made

Something taken without let

Something no mortal hands have ever touched

Something that presents danger to acquire

Something that is a sacrifice to give up

And then we had an episode where they ran around looking for those things that could have gone into two episodes or more if we’d been doing higher level play and higher level magic items!

My rule was that the more impressive and the more closely an item fit the category, the more powerful the item would be, and the item is themed around the category that they shone in most. Optionally, you can have them toss in a “base” (e.g. a piece of armor or a sword) if they specifically want one kind of item, or they can see what chance gives them.

Ex. the paladin came back with a newly handmade beaded shawl, a deconsecrated holy symbol of a god not theirs, a crow’s tailfeather, a giant eagle’s wingfeather, and a mosaic tile necklace given to him by his sister. From that, I got an amulet (made of the necklace, because that was the item that meant the most) that once a day can cast Feather Fall in a sphere around the bearer and that protects them from non-magical cold.

If this is something your table would enjoy, I hope you give it a try, and feel free to say what items you come up with in the notes!

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woke up from a nightmare that I think a 10 year old would have. I went to a concert where the band were playing in huge, mascot-style fur-suits.

afterwards, I walked out into this grand foyer of the bizarrely ornate location this thing was being held in. there were mosaic tile floors, golden chandeliers, and a conservatory/orangery-like place at the farthest end of the room.

the foyer was hosting some kind of indoor market (I think this dream took place in like, a fancy furry con lmao), and while I was checking out a stand of greetings cards and snacks, one of the band members re-appeared right beside me. they were some kind of unidentifiable,  indigo-coloured dog-like creature. I said, "aw, hi! you're so cute :)" and they wordlessly handed me a chocolate bar from the snack stand - then another, and another, and I was like "uhh...... why-"

but then this man jogged up to us and explained oh, hey, sorry about that! he's the one who made those performers, they're not costumes after all, and this one's supposed to cheer people up if it notices they're sad -  but as I can see, it's malfunctioning, bc A. I'm not sad B. it's not meant to rectify this by just, stealing gifts for people. and he goes, don't worry tho I'm just about to fix it! does some sort of quick rewiring, and walks off. so I'm wondering oh cool what's it gonna do now :) the robot slowly takes each chocolate bar away from me and puts them back on the shelf, and I think, good start! then, it takes away a pair of handmade gloves that I was wearing and I think. what. it reaches for me again and I decide to just go elsewhere in the building.

at some hazy point in the dream, some other person explains to me "uhh hey, the inventor guy won't admit this, but he Totally screwed up - the robot can detect sadness now, but its action is to remove things from you instead of adding them, because it's looking for the cause of your feelings, and until it finds a cause, it won't stop removing things. this isn't limited to objects". and I'm like "cool 👍",  and spend the remainder of this dream sprinting and hiding from a 6ft tall dog machine who wants to rip my limbs off.

it couldn't be fooled by smiling or something, because it read your brain activity/temperature/etc, so it was near impossible to mask the fear of the threat of this thing. I don't know why I couldn't just leave the building, bc as the night went on, the convention packed up and people disappeared, but me and the other person were just running and cowering behind things whenever it noticed and made for us, while the inventor was completely adamant nothing was going to happen.

I woke up to what sounded very clearly the dad next door also waking up his groggy son, like they do most mornings, until I felt the heavy weight of someone sitting down sink onto the bed right next to my legs and realised it was all still sleep paralysis. just a lil hypnopompic hallucination to close it off.

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For #Caturday night:

“The Kittens," one of 420 original 1906 Moravian tiles by Henry Chapman Mercer on the Pennsylvania Capitol rotunda floor. It's worn from over a century of foot traffic, so here too is an official reproduction handmade by Mercer's original company, Moravian Pottery & Tile Works: