Victoria line station Motifs

All Victoria line stations were originally tiled in a non-descript cool blue/grey colour fashionable at the time. Each station was decorated with tiled motifs on seating recesses to distinguish them from each other.

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  Walthamstow Central motif: a William Morris design by Julia Black. William Morris was a native of Walthamstow.
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  Blackhorse Road motif: a black horse on white cameo on a blue background, by Hans Unger.
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  Tottenham Hale Motif: Depiction of the ferry across the River Lea by Edward Bawden.
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  Seven Sisters motif: a group of seven trees by Hans Unger.
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  Finsbury Park motif: two crossed pistols and a tree, by Tom Eckersley.
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  Highbury & Islington motif: a medieval castle by Edward Bawden.
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  King's Cross Saint Pancras motif: Design of five blue, pink and black Saint Edward's Crowns on a blue and white background incorporating a cross by Tom Eckersley.
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  Euston motif: the Euston Arch, by Tom Eckersley.
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  Warren Street motif: a maze by Crosby/Fletcher/Forbes.
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  Oxford Circus motif: Design of light blue, red and brown dots in lines within a white circle, all on a dark blue background, by Hans Unger.
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  Green Park motif: trees in the park seen from above, by Hans Unger.
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  Victoria Motif: Blue cameo of Queen Victoria on pink background by Edward Bawden.
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  Pimlico Motif: A pattern of varied sized spots by Peter Sedgely - references modern art at the nearby Tate Gallery.
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  Vauxhall motif: entrance to the former Vauxhall Gardens, by George Smith.
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  Stockwell Motif: Depiction of a swan hidden in a blue and white zigzag line pattern, by Abram Games.
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  Brixton motif: a pile of bricks by Hans Unger.