
Material: Ceramic
Tile Size: Nominal 3" x 6"
Tile Thickness: 8mm
Price is per sq/ft (8 tiles)
Joint Size: 1.5mm
Tiles are sold unmounted.
Order Fulfillment: 2-7 business days
Color Samples
Differences in monitor settings and quality affect the way colors appear on screen.
We recommend ordering a color sample prior to ordering a full pattern to confirm the tile and color are suitable for your installation project.
Lyric Artisan 3" x 6" | Ceramic Subway Tiles
Versatile 3x6 Ceramic Subway Tile
Where to Use 3x6 Ceramic Subway Tile
A 3x6 ceramic subway tile works well when you want a familiar shape with room to play with color and layout. In a kitchen, it can frame a range or run across the full backsplash. In a bathroom, use it on a shower wall, vanity wall, around a tub, or as a backsplash to give the room a finished look. Layout can change the mood of the space. A classic running-bond pattern feels traditional, while vertical installation draws the eye upward. A stacked arrangement gives the same tile a cleaner, more modern appearance.
Color makes another difference. Pale shades can keep a small room feeling open, while black tiles can add contrast around light cabinetry or fixtures. Try a grout color that blends with the tile for a quieter surface, or choose a contrasting color to make each tile stand out. Mosaic Tile makes it easy to explore different color and layout combinations before settling on a design.
Ready to find the right look? Contact us to order a sample.
Finishing Pieces
Lyric Artisan Finishing Pieces are available for purchase with your order of field tiles.
3" x 3" Beveled Half Arabesque
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I use 3x6 ceramic subway tile?
Use it for wall applications such as kitchen backsplashes, bathroom walls, shower surrounds, and fireplace surrounds. The best application depends on the space conditions and the installation requirements.
Can the installation pattern change the look?
Yes. Running bond gives the familiar subway-tile look, while vertical and stacked layouts create a different sense of proportion.
Does grout color affect the finished design?
It does. Matching grout creates a quieter surface, while contrasting grout makes the tile pattern more noticeable. Consider the color of nearby cabinets, countertops, flooring, and fixtures when choosing grout. A lighter grout can help maintain an airy look, while a darker shade can add definition to the tile layout.
Should I order a sample?
A sample lets you see the tile in your own lighting and compare it with the materials already in the room.