Masovia Cobalto "B" 3x12 Glossy Ceramic Structure Subway Wall Tile

The Masovia Cobalto "B" Glossy Structured Wall Tile is a deep cobalt-blue ceramic tile that adds vibrant elegance to any vertical surface. Its high-gloss finish amplifies light, giving walls a radiant, polished appearance. The structured texture on the surface brings depth and tactile contrast, creating dynamic visual interest. Sized at approximately 3" x 12", it offers versatile layout options including stacked, staggered, or herringbone arrangements. This tile is crafted from durable white-body ceramic, making it ideal for bathroom walls, kitchen backsplashes, or feature walls.

Masovia Cobalto "B" is part of the Dorota Koziara-designed Masovia collection, known for its artistic sensibility and blend of traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics. It is designed to be seamlessly mixed with Masovia Cobalto "A". When paired with its Cobalto "A" counterpart, the result is a layered, multidimensional look with alternating surfaces and shades. Mixing A and B tiles allows for a custom mosaic-like effect that can evoke either a rhythmic or spontaneous feel, depending on the pattern.

Each box contains 34 tiles, covering approximately 8.5 square feet, and the tiles are packed with natural variation for a more organic installation. The glossy finish not only enhances the intense blue color but also makes cleaning simple. Ideal for bold, expressive interiors, Masovia Cobalto "B" is a statement tile that works beautifully on its own or in harmony with the full Masovia palette.

To make the wall look natural and dynamic, follow these steps:

1. Buy All Tints:

   • You must purchase all tints available for your chosen color (e.g., A + B or A + B + C).

2. Mix the Tints:

   • Mix these tints randomly.

   • Avoid placing the same tint in a row or regular pattern. This keeps the surface from looking repetitive or artificial.

3. Rotate and Vary Textures:

   • Rotate the tiles 180° to randomize their appearance further.

   • Please don’t place the same texture next to itself. The goal is to emphasize texture and variation.