The clean stacked lines work well with a tall ceiling, drawing the eye upward.įor more stacked subway tile projects, visit our blog "Stacked Subway Tile: 6 Ways to Rock the Look"ģ"圆" Subway Tile - 913 Old Copper 3. The installer took great care situating the variation so that the design looks textural. Here we have a great example of a stacked installation using only our Old Copper glaze which has tons of variation. Subway Tile is most often arranged in the staggered pattern, with the 3圆’s overlapping each other creating twice the amount of grout lines. What color sparks joy for you?įor more ways to brighten up your space, visit our blog "7 Projects That Prove a Little Til Goes a Long Way" These dreamy sky blue 3x8’s are an exquisite example of creating a distinctive space using color to set the tone. Brighten Up Your SpaceĪlthough white subway tile is a staple for a reason, we love it when people play around with our diverse color palette. From square 6”圆” tiles to oblong 3”x12” tiles, we have a range of dimensions with which to dream, play and create! The beauty of Subway Tile lies not only in its urban transport-inspired design but also in its flexibility. Read on to see some of our favorite and diverse forms of Subway Tiles. The white 3”x 6” tiles that they chose became so popular that people started installing them in their homes in the 1920’s and are still a popular choice today.
Heins and Christopher Grant la Farge as a way to make the new form of urban travel attractive and easy-to-clean. The first subway tile was made in New York in 1904 for, you guessed, the NYC subway system! The concept of subway tile was developed by architects George C. Here's a little history lesson on subway tile.
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