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The tile is lovely... and I hear improvements in the bathrooms and kitchen net the biggest returns when selling a home.

Good luck!

I lived in Beacon for a year before moving across the river to buy a house Newburgh (much more urban, and MUCH less expensive), and I can attest to Beacon being a wonderful town to live in. The commute to Grand Central is easy (I still do it every day), and the main drag is full of great shops and restaurants.

I wish Allyson and Jim the best of luck in selling their home!

I remember this bathroom from the earlier feature. It is beautiful. Can't help but feel that it would take quite a lot of patience to lay that kind of tile. Very nice work.

a friend just put up ann sacks penny round tiles for a kitchen backsplash...i love them so much!

Kind of off topic but I have tiles like these in my bathroom, except they are white marble. The tiles are about 80 years old so they are now are a dirty grey. I recently scratched off a paint drop on one of the tiles and underneath the spot was pearl white. I've been trying various cleaning solutions but can't find anything to bring the marble back to its original color. Does anyone know of a good product I can use?

please tell me more about the half wall beside your commode. does it have storage in it? besides tile, what materials were used to construct it? can u buy it pre-fab'd? details pretty please. i really want a little wall like this in my bathroom.