Premium Subway Tile Collection for Kitchen Backsplash, Bathroom Walls & More
Discover our wide selection of subway tile — the perfect choice for kitchens, bathrooms, showers, laundry rooms, and commercial spaces. From classic white ceramic subway tile to durable porcelain subway tile in modern sizes and finishes, Floorzz offers affordable, stylish backsplash and wall tile solutions to match any design aesthetic and budget. Our collection includes popular tile sizes like classic 3×6, elongated 3×12, and sleek 4×12 subway tiles to create timeless looks in any space.
Browse by Tile Material - Designed for Every Room
Ceramic Subway Tile
Affordable, easy-to-clean, and ideal for kitchen backsplashes or bathroom walls. Ceramic subway tile comes in glossy and matte finishes to fit traditional or contemporary design themes.
Porcelain Subway Tile
Highly durable, moisture-resistant subway tile that’s perfect for high-traffic areas, showers, and wet walls. Porcelain resists stains and wear while delivering modern design versatility.
Glass & Specialty Subway Tiles
Want extra shine or color? Our glass and specialty subway tiles add reflective depth and unique design flair in accent walls or feature spaces.
Sizes & Styles That Sell
- Classic 3x6 Subway Tile: Timeless and versatile - the go-to size for backsplashes and walls.
- 3x12 Elongated Subway Tile: Modern proportions that create a streamlined visual flow.
- 4x12 & Large Format: Contemporary look with fewer grout lines and a high-end feel.
Explore glossy, matte, textured, and colored subway tiles to customize your backsplash or wall installation.
Design Ideas & Pattern Inspiration
Subway tile isn't just classic - it's versatile. Try these popular layouts to elevate your space:
- Running Bond (Offset) - traditional and forgiving
- Stacked Bond - clean, modern grid look
- Herringbone or Chevron - adds motion and visual sophistication
- Vertical Stacking - draws the eye upward for height emphasis
These pattern options help buyers visualize how subway tile transforms a space beyond the basic horizontal layout.
Why Choose Subway Tile?
- Timeless aesthetic & design flexibility - suits everything from farmhouse to minimalist looks
- Easy maintenance - especially glazed ceramic or porcelain
- Water & stain resistance - ideal for backsplashes and showers
- Range of finishes & sizes - classic white to bold colors trending in 2026 design palettes
Frequently Asked Questions about Subway Tile
Q: What is subway tile and why is it popular?
A: Subway tile refers to rectangular tiles traditionally sized 3×6 inches, first used in early 20th-century subway stations. Its clean, versatile design works perfectly for kitchen backsplashes, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and commercial walls, making it one of the most searched backsplash tile types online.
Q: What size subway tile should I choose?
A: Classic 3×6 tiles are the most popular for backsplash installs, but larger sizes like 3×12 or 4×12 offer a modern look with fewer grout lines. Choose size based on room scale and desired style.
Q: Can subway tile be used in showers and wet areas?
A: Yes — both ceramic and porcelain subway tiles resist moisture and are ideal for shower walls, tub surrounds, and high-use bathroom areas. Porcelain especially excels in high-moisture environments.
Q: What grout color works best with subway tile?
A: Light grout (white or neutral) creates a seamless, airy feel, while darker grout emphasizes tile shape and contrast for modern designs. Both options are popular in kitchens and bathrooms.
Q: Are matte or glossy subway tiles better?
A: Glossy tiles reflect light and brighten spaces, while matte finishes offer a subtle, understated texture. Choice depends on style preference and how much maintenance you want — glossy tiles are slightly easier to clean.
Q: How do I install subway tile backsplash?
A: For DIY installs, use a level and tile spacers to lay tiles in your chosen pattern, apply thin-set mortar, and finish with grout. Many buyers also hire professional installers for optimal results, especially in bathrooms or intricate pattern layouts.