Tchochkes

Bright, colorful, amazing, vibrant. We have a new Hebrew site which my dear husband has set up. Our first two writers are both interior designers and Sharon wrote about this amazing tile designer in Binyamina.

These tiles are fabulous. They are so cool I want to add on a bathroom just so I could use them. Ok, not completely true. I want to add a bathroom because I have a four year old who pees on the seat occasionally and a two year old who wants to. But these tiles just add to my justification for the desire.

The sink, above, is a great example of what can be done with tiles from Shabazim, of course, just because one can, does not mean one should. It is a bit of overkill…

On the other hand, I could easily live with the flower patterned wall, below. I would do without the borders, but I do think it is extremely pretty and still very liveable. I would also assume it would be an absolute nightmare to lay all of those tiles.

Shira (what a great name) Hiller is the artist. She uses colors as they should be, vibrant and alive.

I could see these tiles being used as a backsplash in a kitchen, in the bathroom of a restaurant, or in a bathroom at home. They could even be placed in a cement walkway for added interest.

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