The From the Underground tiles are made from waste London clay Miller's clay tiles are cast in an art nouveau design that was already utilised in some of the network's older stations. Originally ...

However, the evolution of the roundel into its current form has been a gradual process, and in one central London Tube station, the modern-day design with the red circle is yet to fully take hold.

Some London Underground ... Southgate Station looks like a flying saucer, St John’s Wood has palm trees on the outside, and Arnos Grove was crowned the prettiest on the entire network. But it turns ...

Stations across the London Underground are a marvel of architecture ... with the interior clad in tiling of a cream and pink design. The platforms on the Piccadilly line station were rebuilt ...

the architect behind most of London’s most iconic Tube stations, East Finchley is the Northern line’s go-to stop for design ...

London Tube Stations 1924-1961 is a visual chronicle ... True to the spirit of design evangelism, Pick described the process of station building as akin to the long-drawn-out construction of a ...

Admit it, when you’re on the London ... Hill Underground Station. While East London’s Gants Hill might not be the first place that comes to mind when looking for impressive design, it ...

London’s tube stations have had quite a bit of love lavished ... ‘The Platform Garden’ is a design by the very aptly named Amelia Bouquet, sponsored by Energy Garden London, that aims ...

There's a London Underground station that's so far out it's practically in the countryside, and its design is utterly peculiar. Loughton station, located in Essex, is one of 16 stations that ...