M etro tiles — or subway tiles — were originally designed to be just that. Invented in 1904 in New York to cover station walls, their simple shape, glossy glaze and bevelled edges meant they were easy to clean despite the pollution generated by the city. Their success in the US led to the

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Though bold art deco–style designs have been trending for some time, the latest wave of 1920s and ’30s-inspired pieces are taking a markedly modern turn. Whether it’s an ’80s-esque riff on glitzy black-and-gold wall decor or a cobalt-colored cabinet with a graphic starburst pattern, th

For Martyn Lawrence Bullard, the past is always prologue—perhaps never more so than when he is creating designs for a centuries-old material. “I look to the past because the past informs the present in everything that we do,” he says. “For more than 2,000 years now, tile has been the u

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