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    Subway Tiles Are Reinterpreted with 3D

    By Retrofit Magazine EditorAugust 28, 20262 Mins Read
    Tile Club, Brio, subway tile, 3D subway tile,
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    Tile Club, an online tile retailer with one of the largest and most distinctive in-stock selections in the U.S., is pleased to introduce its Brio 3D Ceramic Subway Tiles, a reinterpretation of subway tile that combines clean lines and a playful spirit. Inspired by Mid-century Modern design, the collection creates a sculptural interplay of light and shadow through its signature “Hill and Dale” convex and concave textures, with two contrasting tile offerings: Dot and Dash.

    Brio’s European-crafted, 4×16 tiles feature a multi-textured surface with maximum relief depth, with dimension that contrasts smooth matte and textured gloss within the same tile. Derived from the Spanish word brío, meaning liveliness and energy, the collection embraces a sense of joyful creativity. As layered, bold design continues to rise in popularity, Brio offers a fresh way to experiment with texture, clean lines, and color. The subway tiles are designed to effortlessly mix and match or make a statement on their own, and offer versatility across residential and commercial interior spaces.  

    Available in two dimensional shapes, each with three unique colorways, Brio tiles can be used on their own or paired together.

    • Dot. A concave oval that dips inward, bringing a subtle sense of movement and perfect for color blocking. Available in Blue, Sage, and White.
    • Dash: A raised capsule that pops outward, adding visual depth and a more pronounced textural statement. Available in White and Navy, Navy and White, and White and Sage

    Brio further establishes Tile Club as a premier destination for distinctive tile designs that seamlessly complement any aesthetic.

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