Sentences with phrase «classic subway tiled walls»

Loving the tiny marble herringbone pattern floor, classic subway tiled walls and the floral wallpaper.

I splurged and went with real marble in the shower, with a classic subway tile wall and basketweave floor.

Not exact matches

I did this by combining sleek new pieces, like the gold Kohler Purist faucets and the clean round mirror, with timeless finishes, like the classic subway tile for the shower walls, and the white hex tile for the floors, as well as adding in some vintage pieces like this walnut credenza.

He doubled its size by removing a lower breakfast room, installing a prefinished hardwood floor and covering the walls in subway tile, which he likes because it's both cheap and classic.

In their place I'm thinking practical (and cheap) lino / laminate flooring, painted walls and classic white subway tiles.

White subway tile is of course the most classic and least expensive tile option for a shower surround and backsplash wall.

Not because it was trendy to have white plaster walls or subway tile, it's just always been a classic look for those homes.

This Astoria, Queens bathroom features Rifle Paper Co. pineapple wallpaper contrasted with classic subway tile on the walls and black hexagon floor tile for a modern twist on the traditional b & w bathroom.

Though small, it packs a punch, at once classic (thanks to the pedestal sink, Shaker - style cabinetry and subway tile wall) and charismatic (check out the cloud wallpaper, striking geometric oor tile and prominent shower hardware).

Classic — They could replace the old (cracked) subway tile on the walls with new subway tile.

I did this by combining sleek new pieces, like the gold Kohler Purist faucets and the clean round mirror, with timeless finishes, like the classic subway tile for the shower walls, and the white hex tile for the floors, as well as adding in some vintage pieces like this walnut credenza.

We went with classic white subway tile, gray grout, and the wall color is Martha Stewart's Cobblestone.

Steven Gambrel designed this transitional 1890's Southampton home featuring glazed, black subway tile on the walls and classic French tiling on the floor.

Simple white subway tile sets the stage for classic stainless steel fixtures, including a handy wall - mounted pot filler.

White is sort of the go - to when it comes to tile these days, and let's face it, you can slap a basic white subway on any wall in any pattern, and you are sure to get a classic and timeless look, but isn't that a little bit boring?