Subway Tile

Subway tile, a small-sized tile characterized by a simple, pristine and bright image, was named after the New York subway station designed by designers La Farge and Heins in 1904. Its own richness has always filled spaces with infinite design possibilities, making it a decorative element that designers have long favored.
With the evolution of design and application over the centuries, subway tile has evolved substantially while retaining its original simplicity, with colors extending from a single color such as black, white and gray to a richer color spectrum. New three-dimensional textures or personalized patterns are added on its surface, and more choices in size are available.
With a wide range of products available, Artsum's subway tile, as a type of classic product, continues to expand the scope of application in space design. Whether used alone or in combination with encaustic tiles, wooden tiles or other single-color tiles, a stylish home can be achieved in an easy manner. Based on the degree of gloss, Artsum's subway tiles can be divided into matte and glossy finish, which can make small spaces such as kitchens, bathrooms and balconies more spacious and brighter with a richer sense of design.

Popular Size: 75x152x7mm, 100x200x11mm, 100x300x10mm, 100x100x9mm, 152x152x10mm, 200x200x8mm