NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF PROFESSIONAL & EXECUTIVE WOMEN
Susan N. Jablon Named NAPEW “Woman of the Year”
Vestal, NY – March 26, 2008 – The National Association of Professional and Executive Women names Susan N. Jablon, Owner of SusanJablonMosaics.com, “Woman of the Year” in Custom Glass Tile Design. Only one woman from each industry is named “Woman of the Year” and each honoree is selected from thousands of women in their field. They are chosen based on outstanding accomplishments, leadership and service and will nationally represent their industry in the “Women of Excellence” Registry.
Susan has 6-years of experience in the area of custom glass tile design. As owner and artist of SusanJablonMosaics.com, she is responsible for business management and design. SusanJablonMosaics.com provides custom glass tile design with glass tile blends and gradients. They are also glass tile and design importers.
Susan’s academic accomplishments include a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from Wells College and a life-long knowledge of art. She attributes her success to determination and having a very strong work ethic, which helps her to continue to work seven days a week.
In her spare time, Susan enjoys painting, sculpting, cooking and reading. She performs charity work through donating to community churches, schools, jails and whoever is in need.
It is an honor to welcome Susan N. Jablon as Woman of the Year in Custom Glass Tile Design in the National Association of Professional and Executive Woman Registry for “Women of Excellence”.
Contact: Susan N. Jablon, 607-748-2302 or susan@susanjablonmosaics.com
Friday, April 11, 2008
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Susan Jablon Mosaics rates 5 Stars!
Selection of specialty tiles, Customer Service is A+, Custom Blend Tile Designer, Creative tips and inspirational photos
OCT
11
2007
I must give credit where credit is due. Famed interior designer, Candace Olsen, showcased a kitchen renovation on an episode of her HGTV show, Divine Design. I've watched hundreds of kitchen makeover shows in my lifetime. But something about this episode caught my eye. Candace pointed to a scrumptious, sumptuous, shimmery, watery mosaic backsplash made with eye-catching, light-reflecting glass tiles. Gorgeous!
Even after the episode ended, I couldn't stop thinking about the tile. I found a website stocked with some of the prettiest tile blends I've ever seen. Susan Jablon Mosaics (www.susanjablonmosaics.com) has created an entire lifestyle centered around tiny one-inch squares of colored glass.
I knew that I wasn't going to attempt any major tiling project. I actually just wanted to create some type of mosaic wall art to hang in my kitchen. Luckily for me, the sample sheets that she offers are the perfect size to use for a smaller craft project. Even more delightful, is the Custom Blend Tile Designer program that is featured on the website. This program gives you an opportunity to create and edit different blends of tiles. You can preview the tile blends with different grout and background colors.
I decided on the dimensions of my project, and realized I would need two sheets of tiles to complete it. The cost was less than $30. I started with a pre-loaded blend, and then just started playing around with the colors. I ended up with my very own personalized tile "recipe" incorporating a pleasing array of blues, aquas, whites, and pearls. Once I was satisfied with my creation, it was quite simple to place the order.
Susan Jablon's website offers more than just an infinite supply of tiles. There are pictures for inspiration, instructions for installation, and tips for color selections. The customer service is superb - my sample tile order was treated as importantly as if I were purchasing enough square footage for a pool. There are plenty of links to find answers to just about any question relating to tile.
Overall, this is an exciting site for anyone who is at all creatively inclined. My little project turned out exactly as I had pictured it in my head; exactly as it was pictured in the Tile Designer program. Perhaps, one day, I will take the plunge and tile my kitchen backsplash.
OCT
11
2007
I must give credit where credit is due. Famed interior designer, Candace Olsen, showcased a kitchen renovation on an episode of her HGTV show, Divine Design. I've watched hundreds of kitchen makeover shows in my lifetime. But something about this episode caught my eye. Candace pointed to a scrumptious, sumptuous, shimmery, watery mosaic backsplash made with eye-catching, light-reflecting glass tiles. Gorgeous!
Even after the episode ended, I couldn't stop thinking about the tile. I found a website stocked with some of the prettiest tile blends I've ever seen. Susan Jablon Mosaics (www.susanjablonmosaics.com) has created an entire lifestyle centered around tiny one-inch squares of colored glass.
I knew that I wasn't going to attempt any major tiling project. I actually just wanted to create some type of mosaic wall art to hang in my kitchen. Luckily for me, the sample sheets that she offers are the perfect size to use for a smaller craft project. Even more delightful, is the Custom Blend Tile Designer program that is featured on the website. This program gives you an opportunity to create and edit different blends of tiles. You can preview the tile blends with different grout and background colors.
I decided on the dimensions of my project, and realized I would need two sheets of tiles to complete it. The cost was less than $30. I started with a pre-loaded blend, and then just started playing around with the colors. I ended up with my very own personalized tile "recipe" incorporating a pleasing array of blues, aquas, whites, and pearls. Once I was satisfied with my creation, it was quite simple to place the order.
Susan Jablon's website offers more than just an infinite supply of tiles. There are pictures for inspiration, instructions for installation, and tips for color selections. The customer service is superb - my sample tile order was treated as importantly as if I were purchasing enough square footage for a pool. There are plenty of links to find answers to just about any question relating to tile.
Overall, this is an exciting site for anyone who is at all creatively inclined. My little project turned out exactly as I had pictured it in my head; exactly as it was pictured in the Tile Designer program. Perhaps, one day, I will take the plunge and tile my kitchen backsplash.
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