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" Carrot tile.  Fruits and vegetables move from the produce aisle to the walls in a new tile line by Ann Sacks. A collaboration with glass artist Tony Davlin, the Market collection presses precision-arranged, razor-thin slices of dried tomato, pear, carrot, gourd, citrus, and cucumber between layers of glass.  Cucumber tile Recalling the childhood craft of leaves pressed in wax paper or the view through a microscope, the fruit and vegetables display a cell-like transparency.  Gourd tile To create the tile, Davlin looked to early Egyptian paper-making techniques. A mandolin is used to trim the \u00FCber thin slices, while a white backing imparts a unique sheen.  Pear tile Standard at 8\u00BC&amp;quot; x 17&amp;quot;, the tiles can also be customized.  Tomato tile ------------- This piece originally appeared on housebeautiful.com "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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