The Historic District

That black vitrolite sure brings back memories for me. In my 1933 apartment, I replaced the tub, tile, and sink with all black fixtures, including a pedestal sink. I put light green marble-look tile from Italy on all walls up to ...

... (I searched "sconce" in the seller's items; searching "lamp" also brings up some interesting stuff.) m Find anything for your Vitrolite bathroom?

Yes, but what does this have to do with vintage Vitrolite ? Sculpy/Fimo/Epoxy are not glass and never will be. Willa you were just saying how much you liked the pink plastic tiles in the other thread. I think its in "what I did in my house ...

I too hope she deicided to keep it. A home filled with it would be a rare home indeed. That Vitrolite looks as good as the day it was installed. No fading or distortion, or change to the glossy finish. Her kitchen had a tasteful beige, which would be easier for most ...

I too hope she deicided to keep it. A home filled with it would be a rare home indeed.

... full of saved images from Old House Dreams. In there somewhere is a 30's or 40's kitchen that wasn't extravagant or unusual except for the RED Vitrolite ceiling. 1940 Colonial House: 31-2402-MagnoliaDr.jpg 32-2402-MagnoliaDr.jpg Some white Vitrolite on the walls, too. Tile in the bathrooms. ...

... in the Wavy Glass days who had a house full of the stuff. https://thehistoricdistrict.org/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=11655&p=117963&hilit=Vitrolite#p117963 She only posted for a short time and like many we never heard a word after. Any how, there’s the link to her chat.

... take it seriously a little example here is a translucent liquid that you can color as you like. m Yes, but what does this have to do with vintage Vitrolite ? Sculpy/Fimo/Epoxy are not glass and never will be.

You might be interested in exploring the modelling materials. Youve probably heard of sculpey and FIMO they make materials you can work like clay and they harden up in the oven.. But also they have liquids you can intermix and some translucent products. another neat material I've seen is crystal cle...

... *might* be pale yellow ? The floor looks like it is probably original tile, too, but in the photo the color looks pretty blah. Here's a link about Vitrolite, and other brands of "structural pigmented glass": http://www.decopix.com/the-vitrolite-story/ Somewhere in my files I saved images ...