Classic Flat Edge Subway and Hexagon Tile
Historically Accurate Wall and Floor Tiles of the 1890s-1930s
Our Flat Edge Collection of subway tile and hexagon ceramic porcelain floor tile are reproduction architectural tile matches of 1890s-1930s. These vintage wall tile are 3/8″ thick with a flat surface and square edges. They are traditional subway and square wall tile, moldings, and accessories by Subway Ceramics that will look original to Victorian and Bungalow homes. Our Flat Edge Collection of tile colors are true to these architectural periods.
We also represent unglazed porcelain mosaic floor tiles that come mesh mounted. When wet, they do not get slippery and are great for bathrooms, entry ways, and kitchens. Great examples of this type of tile are in the book Bungalow Bathrooms by author Jane Powell and photographer Linda Svendsen.
Project Specs
Field Tile
Sizes
3×6 Subway
1″ Hexagons
1″ Squares
Pattern
Modified Doric Key
Running Bond
Shapes
Subway
Hexagons
Squares
Trim
Base Coves
Pencil Trim
Victoria Cap
Accents
The tile job for my basement bathroom was not one that falls within the norm these days, as I wanted to replicate a 1930s look. I am thrilled with the results and feel that the shading in the Kiwi Green tiles looks historically accurate.
- Erica Flynn
Josh is a pleasure to work with–we’ve been working together for 15 years on various projects. He’s always incredibly knowledgeable and willing to help. He provides a wide selection of some truly beautiful and unique handmade tiles, and we rely on him for many of our historic renovation projects. We really appreciate his care in taking our designs and making them a reality, ensuring the tile designs and colors remain appropriate to the architectural integrity of the house while working within the homeowner’s budget.
- David Heide Design Studio
