Subway tiles - Import export

The new icon of the Parisian Metro, this curved tile evokes the perpetual, captivating movement of a wave. Its padded effect, depth and coating reflect a xraparound, charging light for a dynamic and elegant look.

This tile, which is result of collaborative work with the Patrick Berger & Jacques Anziutti architectural agency who made La Canopée, reinterprets the magic of glass, with its transparency and lighness, creating balanced, coloured curves to create a singular, vibrant light effect. The contour design of the front differs to that of the back, providing a very elegant padded effect. This modern, comtemporary creation reinvents the traditional Metro tile, whilst preserving its original propotions.

This tile, which is result of collaborative work with the Patrick Berger & Jacques Anziutti architectural agency who made La Canopée, reinterprets the magic of glass, with its transparency and lighness, creating balanced, coloured curves to create a singular, vibrant light effect. The contour design of the front differs to that of the back, providing a very elegant padded effect. This modern, comtemporary creation reinvents the traditional Metro tile, whilst preserving its original propotions.

This tile, which is result of collaborative work with the Patrick Berger & Jacques Anziutti architectural agency who made La Canopée, reinterprets the magic of glass, with its transparency and lighness, creating balanced, coloured curves to create a singular, vibrant light effect. The contour design of the front differs to that of the back, providing a very elegant padded effect. This modern, comtemporary creation reinvents the traditional Metro tile, whilst preserving its original propotions.

This tile, which is result of collaborative work with the Patrick Berger & Jacques Anziutti architectural agency who made La Canopée, reinterprets the magic of glass, with its transparency and lighness, creating balanced, coloured curves to create a singular, vibrant light effect. The contour design of the front differs to that of the back, providing a very elegant padded effect. This modern, comtemporary creation reinvents the traditional Metro tile, whilst preserving its original propotions.

This tile, which is result of collaborative work with the Patrick Berger & Jacques Anziutti architectural agency who made La Canopée, reinterprets the magic of glass, with its transparency and lighness, creating balanced, coloured curves to create a singular, vibrant light effect. The contour design of the front differs to that of the back, providing a very elegant padded effect. This modern, comtemporary creation reinvents the traditional Metro tile, whilst preserving its original propotions.

The new icon of the Parisian Metro, this curved tile evokes the perpetual, captivating movement of a wave. Its padded effect, depth and coating reflect a xraparound, charging light for a dynamic and elegant look.