Vintage Art Nouveau Trees Landscape Reproduction Ceramic Tile
Vintage Art Nouveau Trees Landscape Reproduction Ceramic Tile
by RecycledVintageArt
Adapted from an antique art nouveau tile design I cleaned up the original image while remaining true to the colors for an accurate reproduction. The image is courtesy of Smithsonian open access collections. This tile is perfect for your DIY home decorating projects and would look wonderful in a bathroom wall or as a kitchen backsplash. Remember these are indoor tile and are not suitible for outdoor uses.

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