Purple Subway Tiles – Vibrant And Versatile

PURPLE SUBWAY TILE: UNLIMITED POTENTIAL

The color of nobility, mystery and creativity, our deep purple subway tiles will allow you to personalize your home with flair. Deep purples will add an air of plushness to your home, bringing an additional layer of comfort. Eggplant or plum can be spectacular for creating intimacy, whether it be a luxurious bathroom with exquisite fixtures, or a dining kitchen at the heart of the home where comfort and togetherness are your priority.

For a tranquil space, soothing pale lavender hues combine well with warm light taupe or mid-grey cabinets for a sweet and delicate twist to a shaker scheme, or a homely touch to ultra-modern high-gloss kitchens. 

Purple subway tiles with a bluish-grape or heather-pink hue have enough color complexity to charm gentler tones from brushed nickel, or metallic slate finishes. Together, this pairing produces a sophisticated look that plays with light and will enhance your interiors.

PURPLE GLASS SUBWAY TILE – A REGAL GEM

It is impossible to beat purple glass subway tiles if you want to bring a touch of regal charm to your kitchen or bathroom. Bright and reflective as gemstones, these flawless tiles diffuse light and bring a subtle sparkle to your interior. If you want to dazzle, they make a chic statement paired with a mirror subway tile.

Glass tiles are naturally moisture resistant making them an excellent option for wet areas in kitchens and bathrooms. Use them in a shower space, as a backsplash for sinks, or even for tiling a bath panel. There are lots of fun and practical ways you can embellish your home with our range of purple subway tiles. Embrace color and design to really make your home a full expression of who you are.

PURPLE SUBWAY TILE BACKSPLASH – INDULGE YOUR INTERIORS 

Backsplashes are incredibly practical for messy zones of the home. A purple subway tile backsplash with their easy-to-wipe, easy-to-maintain finish is ideal around sinks, stoves, and busy entryways, sparing painted or papered walls from being spoiled.

A section of strong, solid color is always going to be eye-catching, but don’t fall into the trap of thinking purple has few harmonious partners; purple will always work well with a lavender-hued grey subway tile for a sedate, modern look with a quieter feel. 

If your aesthetic is more country kitchen, then allow yourself to take inspiration from cottage gardens. A bright heather tone is beautifully vibrant paired with sage green subway tiles, dusky cream or playful muted yellow. 

With our option to order samples you can easily play around with the possibilities without the commitment. And you never know, you might just surprise yourself into trying a look you never thought possible.

WHAT ARE THE UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS AND SHADES OF PURPLE FOUND IN SUBWAY TILES?

Our range of purple subway tiles brings you an exceptional choice of shades and textures. Take time to browse, and you will discover pale milky whites with a hint of lilac for a delicate nod to purple, dusky matte grape shades for muted schemes, and vivid violets to deep eggplant for statement looks.

HOW CAN PURPLE SUBWAY TILES CREATE A BOLD AND STRIKING STATEMENT IN A DESIGN?

This rich, forgiving color lends itself well to a stove backsplash. In a small kitchen where you might be tempted to court only neutrals, a single column of vertically stacked purple subway tiles, arranged from countertop to ceiling, will create an eye-catching focus to embellish a simple scheme.

WHAT ARE SOME CREATIVE WAYS TO USE PURPLE SUBWAY TILES IN MOSAIC PATTERNS?

Subway tiles come in various sizes, and those in smaller 1” by 2” dimensions are great for creating a mosaic effect. Their petite size has a more intricate appeal and can look stunning in smaller nooks around fireplaces or for paneling the raised sides of an outdoor pool. Full-size subways can be used to make a more defined, angular pattern, reminiscent of Greek mosaics. A simple white tile background laid in with a frame of dark subways surrounding some ‘S’ shaped detailing can add interest to a monochrome look.