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tmaxs I think you could use them in a staircase, like in the footplate of a stair, not the stair itself; mixed in with other tiles of like type or solid colors. You could also use them in the garden. Create a scene using tile, shrubbery and a bench for an outdoor retreat.

bubblyjock My parents had some of those when I was a kid, and my dad made some simple little coffee tables and incorporated the tables into them. They were very useful, and absolutely charming, and a great way to enjoy the variety of tiles without them being lost on a bigger space, such as a backsplash.

staciedpost Gorgeous! I love the stair idea! You could also use assorted tiles in complementary colors as a focal point in the backsplash (behind the range) or a "chair rail" in a smaller room. I also like the idea of just framing them and displaying them as the artwork they are!

judyg Used as wall art…like in this picture. What a find!

eztia In a house in Spain, tiles were used at chair rail height down the length of a hallway.

Danielle B These would make a great statement for a petite powder room.They would also make a great impact as a tiled mirror surround. Just google it and will see plenty of example :-)

aniluap2 Depending on your house style you could alo use them in a fireplace surround

jill9will I incorporated antique tiles in my mud room bathroom in backsplash wall, shower & floor- adds vintage charm to new materials

aebj They are beautiful!! I've been looking for something like that for my kitchen. If you don't have a place to use them, frame them and hang them on the wall.

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