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Tile Collection Chicago 4x8 Decorative Tile Wrigley
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Tile Collection Chicago 4x8 Decorative Tile Wrigley
No city in America is more closely associated with brick than Chicago — from Prohibition-era speakeasies on Rush Street to the manufacturing centers of the west side, brick is a celebrated piece of the Windy City's architectural heritage. The Chicago Collection recreates that authentic look and feel in a durable porcelain tile, with a rich, timeworn visual that brings urban character indoors and out.
This Decorative variant blends multiple tones within the Wrigley colorway for added depth and movement across an installation, compared to the single-tone 4x8 standard version. Through-body, unglazed porcelain construction with substantial (V4) shade variation delivers an authentic, worn-brick look that holds up to residential and heavy commercial traffic alike.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Series | Chicago |
| Material Type | Porcelain (Through-Body, Unglazed) |
| Style | Brick Look / Decorative Blend |
| Variation | V4 Substantial Variation |
| Thickness | 10.5 mm |
| Finish | Matte/Natural |
| Size | 4" x 8" |
| Coverage | 7.32 Sq. Ft. per carton (No Broken Cartons) |
| Pieces per Carton | 34 |
Does the Decorative blend make Wrigley's red tone look less uniform, or more natural?
More natural — the blended tones mimic how real reclaimed brick varies piece to piece, rather than looking like a single, mass-produced red.
Is a minimum order required for this size and colorway?
Check with your supplier before quoting — other Decorative-blend sizes in this collection have carried a 100 sq. ft. minimum, and that may apply here as well.
How does Wrigley's Decorative version compare to the Decorative versions in Old Chicago or South Side?
Each colorway blends its own tonal range — Wrigley's will skew toward warm reds and rust tones, while Old Chicago and South Side lean more neutral or grey. Compare samples side by side if you're deciding between colorways for a project.
Would this work well paired with dark wood tones in a kitchen or bar area?
A warm red brick-look tile like this often pairs well with dark wood cabinetry or flooring for a classic, pub-style or industrial-warm aesthetic.
Sku: MEDCHSTCITYMIX48
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