75x300 mm Subway Tiles in Bangalore
75x300 mm is the subway format, the narrow brick shape that came out of station walls and never went away. At about 0.24 square feet a tile it is small, deliberately, because the pattern of joints is the point.
54 designs, shown 33–54.
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The Pattern Is the Design
A subway tile is usually plain. What you are buying is the arrangement: a half stagger for the traditional look, a stacked grid for something cleaner, or a herringbone if you want the wall to be the feature of the room.
Grout colour does more work here than on any other tile. A matching grout makes the wall read as one surface; a contrasting grout turns the joints into the pattern. Decide that at the same time as the tile, not afterwards.
Where It Belongs
Kitchen backsplashes above the counter, and bathroom walls where you want texture without a printed design. It suits a compact kitchen because the small face keeps the scale right in a narrow run.
Ordering
A herringbone or diagonal layout wastes noticeably more than a straight stagger, so allow fifteen per cent. See our backsplash ideas for layouts that work in Indian kitchens.
See Them in Bengaluru
My Home Studio, No 17, 12th A Main Road, BTM 1st Stage, Bengaluru 560029, open Monday to Saturday, 9:00am to 7:30pm, and Sunday, 9:30am to 1:30pm. Parking on site and walk-ins are welcome, no appointment needed. Tell us which designs you want to see and we will have them out, or send your room measurements on WhatsApp and we will work out the boxes and the cost with you.
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