Soho Blue 2x10 Glossy Porcelain Tile

Classic with just the right amount of personality, Soho Blue is the kind of tile that feels timeless without ever looking predictable. Its rich navy-blue glaze features subtle tonal variation from piece to piece, creating depth and movement that gives every installation a more custom, thoughtfully designed look.

Crafted in Italy from premium porcelain, Soho Blue captures the charm of handcrafted glazed tile while offering the durability and easy maintenance porcelain is known for. The glossy finish reflects light beautifully, adding warmth and dimension to kitchens, bathrooms, and other spaces where you want the tile to be part of the design—not just the backdrop.

The elongated 2x10 format offers endless design possibilities. Install it in a classic brick pattern for a timeless look, stack it horizontally or vertically for a more contemporary feel, or create a herringbone feature wall that instantly draws the eye. The subtle variation in shade ensures every installation feels unique while maintaining a refined, cohesive appearance.

Soho Blue is a beautiful choice for kitchen backsplashes, shower walls, fireplace surrounds, wet bars, laundry rooms, and other interior feature walls. Its versatile blue tone pairs effortlessly with warm woods, crisp white cabinetry, natural stone, brass, polished nickel, or matte black fixtures, making it an easy fit for coastal, transitional, modern, and classic interiors alike.

For added texture and dimension, pair Soho Blue with coordinating pieces from the Noho collection to create a layered, designer-inspired installation with plenty of visual interest.

Why We Love It

• Rich navy-blue glaze with subtle tonal variation
• Crafted in Italy from premium porcelain
• Glossy finish that beautifully reflects light
• Handcrafted look with the durability and easy maintenance of porcelain
• Ideal for backsplashes, shower walls, fireplace surrounds, wet bars, and accent walls
• Versatile 2x10 format for running bond, stacked, vertical, and herringbone installations