1. Go crazy with crosshatch

A crosshatch pattern adds a chic twist to a classic design.
It’s created by laying subways out in a grid-like fashion with pairs installed vertically next to pairs installed horizontally, creating a crisscross effect.
This eye-catching layout creates a sense of movement and depth, making any space feel more dynamic and stylish.
We used navy blue subways in a crosshatch pattern to create a feature in the shower of this boys’ ensuite bathroom.
2. Sophisticated stack bond
Just as it sounds, ‘stack bond’ is when tiles are laid directly on top of each other in a linear pattern.
If your subways are beautifully coloured on patterned, the stack bond layout can help showcase the tiles themselves rather than the pattern.
In smaller areas, such as bathroom walls or kitchen splashbacks, the stack bond layout can make the space feel larger and less cluttered because of its uniformity and minimalistic pattern.

3. Heavenly herringbone
Herringbone lay is one of the quickest ways to jazz up a bathroom on a budget.
Choose some cheap subways and lay them on an angle to create a sense of movement and elegance.
We’ve used a herringbone pattern to make a standout feature in laundries, bathrooms and beyond.
4. Offset: the OG subway lay

Offset is the OG way to lay subways that offers a timeless, classic look that never goes out of style.
The staggered arrangement creates a sense of depth and texture, making any space feel more inviting and visually appealing.
This versatile layout works beautifully in both traditional and contemporary homes, adding charm and character to walls and splashbacks.
5. Vertical stack bond
It’s stack bond but make it vertical!
The vertical stack bond pattern brings a fresh, modern feel to a classic tile. This layout draws the eye upward, making ceilings appear higher and spaces feel more open and airy.
The clean, straight lines of the vertical stack bond create a sleek, contemporary look that adds a bold statement in any room.