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Lyric NOW Double Bullnose Tile | (3" x 3") Subway Finishing Tile

Lyric NOW Double Bullnose Tile | (3" x 3") Subway Finishing Tile

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    Good to Know Before You Order

    A few important notes on this 3-inch bullnose tile:

    • Sold individually, so you order exactly the count you need

    • Only available with field tile, not sold separately

    • Material: Ceramic

    • Size: 3" x 3", 6mm thick

    • Joint Size: 2mm (5/64")

    A quick tip: walk your layout and count every outside corner and finished endpoint before ordering. Add a couple of spares for cuts and mistakes so you're not held up waiting on a reorder.

    This product is only available with field tile. Not sold separately.

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    Lyric NOW Double Bullnose Tile | (3" x 3") Subway Finishing Tile

    Benefits That Come With This 3x3 Subway Tile

    Finishing pieces influence how easily a tile design comes together. The Lyric NOW Double Bullnose Tile offers a practical way to handle areas that need a little more attention during installation.

    • Works around design transitions: Its profile helps bridge changes in direction, making it useful around corners and exposed ends.
    • Keeps the installation visually consistent: Pair it with coordinating ceramic tiles to carry the same design language through different parts of the space.
    • Adds versatility to smaller layouts: The compact format works naturally alongside a 3x3 subway tile, giving you more options when planning detailed installations.

    Good tile planning goes beyond choosing the main field tile. For help selecting finishing pieces that fit your layout, contact us at MosaicTile.com.

    A fireplace with 5x6 ceramic hexagons for stylish modern interiors.

    A Bigger Corner Piece for a Cleaner Finish

    When your tile installation turns an outside corner or stops at an exposed endpoint, you need a finishing piece that wraps two edges at once. That's the job of this double bullnose. Sized at a generous 3" x 3", it gives you two smooth, rounded, glazed edges and a bit more coverage than the 2" version, making it a great match for larger subway layouts and bolder borders.

    When to Reach for a Double Bullnose

    A double bullnose has two adjacent finished edges, so it's made for the spots where a single bullnose can't do the job. Use these 3-inch subway finishing tiles to cap:

    • The top outside corner of a backsplash
    • The end of a wainscot or half-height wall
    • Outside corners on niches, ledges, and returns
    • Any endpoint where two exposed edges meet

    The result is a clean, finished corner that looks planned rather than patched.

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    Why This 3 Inch Double Bullnose Works So Well

    Designed to coordinate with the Lyric NOW subway collection, this piece finishes your corners in the exact color and glaze of your field tile:

    • Seven coordinating colors, from Cloud White and French Gray to a rich Rouge Red, in gloss and satin
    • Matched glaze and tone so the trim blends seamlessly
    • Two rounded edges for smooth, finished outside corners
    • Larger 3" face for a more substantial look on bigger layouts
    • Consistent 2mm joint to keep grout lines uniform

    FAQs

    What's the difference between the 2" and 3" double bullnose? 

    Both finish outside corners with two rounded edges. The 3" version has a larger face, which pairs better with bigger subway layouts and wider borders.

    Can I buy this piece by itself? 

    No. It's a finishing piece for the Lyric NOW subway collection and is only available with field tile.

    When do I need a double bullnose instead of a single? 

    Use a single along a straight exposed edge and a double at outside corners or endpoints where two edges meet. Most projects use a mix of both.