4x4 House Number 3
Our new line of house number tiles are 4x4 and sized to be framed alongside our decorative tiles. They have hooks on the back so they can be hung w...
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Our new line of house number tiles are 4x4 and sized to be framed alongside our decorative tiles. They have hooks on the back so they can be hung w...
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Our new line of house number tiles are 4x4 and sized to be framed alongside our decorative tiles. They have hooks on the back so they can be hung w...
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Michigan produces 75% of the United State's tart cherries, the majority of which are grown on Traverse City's 3.8 million tart cherry trees. So for...
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Lake St. Clair is a freshwater lake that lies between the Canadian province of Ontario and the U.S. state of Michigan. This lake connects Lake Huro...
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Our new line of house number tiles are 4x4 and sized to be framed alongside our decorative tiles. They have hooks on the back so they can be hung w...
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Similar to our 4x4 Up North tile, but twice as big. A 4x8 tile depicting a pine tree and the moon.
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Otsego Lake is located in Otsego County in Michigan. We can personalize any lake tile with the location of a cottage or home on the lake. We can al...
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4x4 Mackinac Bridge tile represents the iconic link between Michigan's upper and lower peninsulas. It is the 5th largest suspension bridge in the w...
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Grand Traverse Bay is a bay of Lake Michigan formed by the Leelanau Peninsula in the northwestern Lower Peninsula of Michigan. The bay is 32 miles ...
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Our new line of house number tiles are 4x4 and sized to be framed alongside our decorative tiles. They have hooks on the back so they can be hung w...
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Our new line of house number tiles are 4x4 and sized to be framed alongside our decorative tiles. They have hooks on the back so they can be hung w...
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New for 2022! A sure sign of spring and a nice reminder year round of when the woods here are full of these beautiful flowers. (price is for one m...
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Our new line of house number tiles are 4x4 and sized to be framed alongside our decorative tiles. They have hooks on the back so they can be hung w...
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Our new line of house number tiles are 4x4 and sized to be framed alongside our decorative tiles. They have hooks on the back so they can be hung w...
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Loons are a northern Michigan favorite. While eerie to some, a loon call at night on a lake is one of the most soothing sounds to sleep to here in ...
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New for 2023, we are happy to introduce our TRILLIUM Ornament. Arriving just before the real ones in the woods...hopefully. They cannot come soon e...
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Our new line of house number tiles are 4x4 and sized to be framed alongside our decorative tiles. They have hooks on the back so they can be hung w...
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4x8 Tile that maps the Ausable river from Frederic Township east to Oscoda. It is a river known for fishing in Michigan.
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Our 2 x 2 Petoskey Stone pattern tile. This tile is hand carved to resemble a Petoskey stone and uses a custom glaze designed to mirror the stone c...
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M-26 is a 96.355-mile-long state trunkline highway in the U.S. state of Michigan. It is located in the Keweenaw Peninsula and runs from two miles e...
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Our bicycle tile, popular with the northern Michigan trail crowd. The shop is also located in the old bike shop building downtown Harbor Springs. W...
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4x4 Tile depicting a white tail deer, something we see a lot of here in Northern Michigan!
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This tile is our homage to everyone who raises chickens or enjoys chickens. It was created as a customer request and we could not let it go so it w...
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This tile represents the flag of Detroit MI that was adopted in 1948. Each quarter in the background represents a different controlling country; Fl...
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