Retro Metro Green Park 5 x 20 Glazed Tile
The Retro Metro collection takes its name from Retro for its nostalgic charm and Metro for the iconic rectangular tiles once used in train stations across Europe.
With its distinctive crackle glaze, each tile reveals subtle surface variations that enhance its handcrafted look and add depth to your walls. The deep green tone of Green Park makes a bold yet versatile statement, perfect for creating contemporary kitchens, atmospheric bathrooms, or striking feature walls.
At 5x20cm, this smaller rectangular format offers a refined take on the classic subway tile, allowing for creative laying patterns — from herringbone and basketweave to vertical stacks and classic brick bond.
More Images
Retro Metro Green Park 5 x 20 Glazed Tile
The Retro Metro collection takes its name from Retro for its nostalgic charm and Metro for the iconic rectangular tiles once used in train stations across Europe.
With its distinctive crackle glaze, each tile reveals subtle surface variations that enhance its handcrafted look and add depth to your walls. The deep green tone of Green Park makes a bold yet versatile statement, perfect for creating contemporary kitchens, atmospheric bathrooms, or striking feature walls.
At 5x20cm, this smaller rectangular format offers a refined take on the classic subway tile, allowing for creative laying patterns — from herringbone and basketweave to vertical stacks and classic brick bond.
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
The Retro Metro collection takes its name from Retro for its nostalgic charm and Metro for the iconic rectangular tiles once used in train stations across Europe.
With its distinctive crackle glaze, each tile reveals subtle surface variations that enhance its handcrafted look and add depth to your walls. The deep green tone of Green Park makes a bold yet versatile statement, perfect for creating contemporary kitchens, atmospheric bathrooms, or striking feature walls.
At 5x20cm, this smaller rectangular format offers a refined take on the classic subway tile, allowing for creative laying patterns — from herringbone and basketweave to vertical stacks and classic brick bond.
