Subway Tile
Subway gets its name from the style of small format rectangle surface tiles that were used in the NYC Subway system, where glass was typically the material they were made of. While this utilitarian tile has been used in commercial spaces for years, it is now a staple in residential bathrooms and kitchens across the globe. These days, we tend to consider a variety of shapes, sizes, and materials designed for walls to be Subway Tiles.
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Abacus by Settecento
Abstract by Nemo
Antique Tile by Country Floors
Astoria by Sonoma Tilemakers
Biscuit by 41zero42
Cape Cod by Nemo
Casablanca by Nemo
CH11 Align by Jeffrey Court
CH12 Ashland & Halsted by Jeffrey Court
CH16 Park Place by Jeffrey Court
CH17 Atlas by Jeffrey Court
CH3 Stream Stone by Jeffrey Court
CH5 Modern Mixer by Jeffrey Court
CH6 Reef Glass by Jeffrey Court
CH7 Cubist by Jeffrey Court
CH8 Europa Arte by Jeffrey Court
CH9 Arroyo by Jeffrey Court
Chelsea by Settecento
Crayons by Settecento
Cromia26 by Quintessenza
Dash by Nemo
Dresscode by Settecento
Essentials by Jeffrey Court
Fragments by Piemme
Fusion by Portobello
Gouache by Portobello
Hamptons by Settecento
Hexa by Terratinta
Karma by Settecento
Lumina by Fap
Lux Experience by Italgraniti
Marble Experience by Italgraniti
Millerighe by Dom
Mirazur by Sonoma Tilemakers
New York Brick by Rondine
New Yorker by Settecento
Paintboard by Tonalite
Pure by Sonoma Tilemakers
Reverso by Coem
Reverso2 by Coem
Sandwaves by Portobello
Shades by Piemme
Sketches by Settecento
Spec09 by Jeffrey Court
Specialty Brick by Jeffrey Court
TBrick by Sartoria
Terracreta by Marca Corona
Tissue by Tonalite
Unicolor by Villi Glass
Vernici by Sartoria
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