Mid Century Tile Collection

Mid Century Ceramic Tile Colors of the 1920s-1950s

Field Tiles

Field tiles cover large areas of walls and floors and are most often square or rectangular shaped. We offer 20 colors for you to choose from in 10 different shapes including subway tiles, squares, hexagons, and certosa shapes. All are available in the traditional sizes of the Mid Century period: 4 1/4" x 4 1/4" and 3" x 6". All sizes shown here are in inches, length x height x depth(d) x radius(r).

Bullnose Tiles

Bullnose tiles are used to finish edges where tiles meet wall surfaces, like sheet rock, wallpaper, or any exposed area. They have a slightly softened, glazed edge which goes right up to the wall. Great for finishing wainscoting and shower walls. We offer bullnose, bullnose base cove, base cove outcorner, and incorner. All Mid Century trims are available in all field tile colors shown above.

Mud Caps

Mudcaps are a traditional finishing edge for bathroom and kitchen projects. They have a rounded edge that allows tiles to turn corners 90 degrees without a grout line. No need to miter. They are great for shower curb entries and ledges. Many are used for the top of wainscoting as a finishing edge. Each of the trims come in all of the field tile colors offered.

Base Coves

Mid Century base coves curve from the floor to the wall, allowing easier cleaning. We offer inside and outside corners. Base coves can sit on top of the floor tiles or match up, to be flush with the floor product. If you choose to go on top of the existing floor, remind us to get the edge glazed.  Each of the trims come in all of the field tile colors offered.

Quarter Rounds

Quarter rounds are used for corner applications, creating a smooth transition and avoiding having to miter corners. They make for easier cleaning and care. Each of the trims come in all of the field tile colors offered.