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Is the Subway Tile Trend Dead?

As The Tile Turns

From bathrooms to kitchen backsplashes and even commercial settings, subway is the ultimate in ubiquitous tile. Named for the New York City train stations in which they were originally found in the early 1900s, these tiles quickly captured the public's imagination with their revolutionary layout. Image via AKDO.

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Revitalizing Urban Spaces: NYC Kitchen Remodeling Trends

Kitchen and Residential Design

via New York City is always at the cutting edge of design and lifestyle. For example, a vibrant backsplash with Moroccan tiles can be a focal point, infusing life and color into the space. 10 Personalized Backsplashes: Expressing Individuality Customized backsplashes allow you to express your unique style.

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Week of May 25, 2020 – Concert Series

Architectural Ceramics

Though this rowhome may be located in the bustling streets of New York City, the interior decoration and detail offer a getaway back to Norah Jones Texas roots. From the island’s distressed paint job, wooden ceiling, and terra cotta style backsplash, this home provides a rustic feel that is to die for.

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Why Spanish Concrete Tiles Are Always ‘In’

Granada Tile

A Texas client used our Cluny 888 D tile to craft an eye-catching backsplash for their outdoor barbecue area. Popular designer, Fawn Galli, constructed a sleek kitchen design for a New York City client using our hand-crafted Normandy 941 A concrete tiles. Cluny Cement Tile for a Sizzling Backyard Barbecue.

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Get The Look: Gentilly Restaurant In New York

Granada Tile

At Gentilly, a New Orleans restaurant in New York City, what looks like very much like our Cluny cement tiles decorate the bar, the tile pattern a subtle nod to the cast iron lattice work found all over the Louisiana neighborhood for which this restaurant is named.

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Get The Look: Perch Restaurant

Granada Tile

For example, we recently came across this shot of Perch, a restaurant in New York City in The New York Times: Gorgeous, yes? We think so too! While we don’t have that exact tile patterns here are some close re-creations.

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Classic and timeless subway tile

Kate-Lo Tile & Stone

For an classic look that is always in style, subway tiles are a fantastic choice for bathroom and kitchen backsplash tiles. Subway tile was named at the turn of the 19th century when the New York city subway systems opened.