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A Whaling Cottage Gets a Top-to-Bottom Redo
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Ceramic tiles fill notches originally cut in the joists for lath. "They were the perfect size," says homeowner Paul Rogers, "and better than filling in with wood putty."
Tile: Emu Tile
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