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1. #Mini metro white flat wall tiles 7.5 x15cm series#
2. #Mini metro white flat wall tiles 7.5 x15cm free#

#Mini metro white flat wall tiles 7.5 x15cm free#

For a stunning choice, low prices and free samples visit Direct Tile. Consider breaking up large white areas with lines and geometric patterns in a different colour and the look is complete. Discover white metro tiles a popular choice for white bathroom tiles and kitchens. These tiles do not have the bevelled edge finish of the Metro. The Metros are 18.32/SQM These high quality, low maintenance ceramic tiles are available from stock and are suitable for walls only.

#Mini metro white flat wall tiles 7.5 x15cm series#

The Flat Gloss White tile is a modern, versatile, contemporary series of rectangular tiles (London underground dimensions - hence the name) combining elegant simplicity with a touch of retro style. They are available in the complete range of colours, just as they were in the original stations as an assistance to identifying stations and giving local flavour. The Flat Gloss White brick tile is a smooth flat brick white gloss ceramic wall tile. But step closer and you can see intricate effects like the crackled glaze they truly bring the era to life.Īnd don’t assume Metro tiles have to be white to get the look. From a distance they might all look like uniform tiling in the colour chosen. Fantastic range of Bathroom Wall Tiles, ceramic & porcelain tiles, beautiful classic & traditional. The real beauty of the Metro comes in the detailing. Not only did the style become the accepted grammar of underground stations around the world – it remains the natural choice in new stations too. Deluxe Mini Metro Biselado Gloss Ceramic Tile 7.5 x 15cm Biselado tiles, also referred to as Metro / Subway tiles, now has become synonymous with Parisian. They were white simply because it could get dark down there pre-electrification, and they reflected more light. These were the tiles that covered the stations in the London Underground when it was first built in the 1800s.

If the Metro look evokes the Victorian period in your mind, it’s no wonder. It’s hardly surprising why when you see a well-made set adorning a wall in a bathroom or kitchen, but they are no longer restricted to the “wet” rooms of the house, such is the beauty they bring. Metro tiles, sometimes called subway tiles, have been one of the tiling sensations of the past decade, and judging by the volumes we sell, they show no signs of going out of fashion.