Masovia Griggio "A" 3x12 Glossy Ceramic Structure Subway Wall Tile

The Masovia Griggio “A” Glossy Structured Wall Tile delivers understated sophistication with its calm gray tone and sculpted, high‑gloss surface. Thirteen distinct faces lend gentle variation, so every installation feels handcrafted rather than repetitive. Offered in the classic 3 × 12 in. subway format (actual 3.07 × 11.73 in.), it can be set in herringbone, chevron, stacked, or running‑bond patterns to dramatic effect. The glossy finish magnifies reflected light, making even compact kitchens or powder rooms appear brighter and more spacious.

Unlike a flat tile, Griggio’s structured ridges catch highlights and shadows, adding tactile depth that invites a closer look. A V2 shade rating keeps the gray consistent while allowing subtle shifts for a natural, artisan vibe. Pressed from durable white‑body ceramic at a slim 10 mm thickness, it resists moisture, stains, and common household chemicals—perfect for steam‑filled showers, busy backsplashes, or boutique feature walls. Rated for residential and commercial vertical use, its non‑porous glaze wipes clean with minimal effort, ensuring lasting beauty beyond the installation date.

Designers love pairing Griggio with matte black fixtures for an urban mood, or warming it up with brass accents and reclaimed wood. Because it belongs to the broader Masovia palette, you can combine it with Black, Bianco, or Turchese hues to create color‑blocked murals or accent bands. Each carton covers 8.50 sq ft and contains 34 tiles, supplying plenty of material for pattern play while controlling waste. Whether your project leans minimalist‑modern, beach‑cottage, or transitional, Masovia Griggio adds reflective sheen, subtle texture, and timeless gray elegance to any vertical surface. 

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.