Sentences with phrase «doing subway tile»

I just redid my kitchen and did the subway tile in a herringbone pattern.

I love the idea of keeping the black stripe around the room too, but if they're not fond of it they could just do subway tile all the way up the walls.

We've been re-doing our kid's bathroom and we did subway tile on the walls (yes, copying your kitchen), which we love, but sometimes it's those last little details that throw me for a loop.

If you decided to do the subway tile in your kitchen, I would use brown colors to match with your counter tops.

We did subway tile half way up the wall and chose a lighter wood to add a natural element and keep the dark color from feeling heavy.

I SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO want to do subway tile for our kitchen backsplash!

Not exact matches

I am doing a remodel as well and I want to use the subway tiles that you used from lowes.

She doesn't want to have a retail bakery, with a German - made steam - injection deck oven and perfect white subway tile.

Yes, Oprah's Nate Berkus just renovated our teaching kitchen, but kids don't need fancy stainless steel appliances and shiny subway tiles to learn how to cook.

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 wanted a light grey subway tile, but our builder didn't offer that.

Regardless, I did buy some white subway tile on clearance a while back, so we'll see how it turns out:)

His huge murals for Danny Meyer restaurants and, in tile, for a subway station do their job of filling the space.

Did you use subway tile?

Does anyone actually like subway tile or are people just brainwashed to like it just because it is «in».

This stunning property was done with permits and features brand new electrical, copper plumbing, refinished original hardwood floors, dual pane windows, and large Chef's Kitchen with brand new SS appliances, Carrera quartz counter tops, and subway tile backsplash.

I know what you mean about having that victorian look / interior in a new build it doesn't look right... I know because that is the style that was picked out for my bathroom before we bought the house... I like the subway tile too... In the brick patter too..

Do I tile around the windows with a marble subway tile?

My husband built the cabinetry, did the floor tile, and last night finished the subway tile on the walls.

Our kitchen remodels seem to be on the same calendar but you are moving a bit faster than I am (sad face) Love that subway tile and how you did the entire wall!

Question: I'm working on a back - splash with subway tile and I like how you have done around the door opening, but not sure how to get it done.

I don't have to wallow in sorrow for what I don't have (subway tile?

It is amazing how much bigger and brighter my kitchen looks, even without painting any of the cabinets (or adding my beloved subway tile... sigh, someday — I still have a big box of it so don't be surprised if I get inspired late one night to try tiling a backsplash!).

The previous owners of our house renovated the kitchen before and they did a nice job but the cabinets are dark wood... they are actually pretty nice, they have a glaze and everything, but all I want to do is paint them and change the little tiled backsplash to a handmade subway tile... Oh well:) Watching your house progress is so fun!

What I did was, cleaning it down thoroughly and cladding the walls around and in the back with some marble subway backsplash tiles.

She is now doing soft gray cabinets and white glass subway tile for the backsplash.

My sister has white subway in her kitchen and bathrooms with a dark grey grout and I love it so much that I just did the same in our new addition — in fact, I'm going to dig out the grout in the upstairs bathroom (which is white grout on white subway tile) and do a silvery / grey grout in its place.

Back in January, I told you I didn't love the tiles and that I really wanted to add white subway tiles.

But I do love the look of the subway tiles and the grey grout.

when we did our kitchen redo we used white subway tile, and just love it!

I also don't understand why you would want to do darker with the cabinetry in the kitchen if you are doing the white subway tile... it would make one or the other or both look dirty.

Also, we have white subway tile, what color grout did you use?

I am considering the 180FX countertop but still haven't found anyone local who has it as a sample (larger than the 8 × 10 ″) I wanted to do a real marble subway tile backsplash, how do you think they would look together?

I think our one wall that sports two freestanding shelves will remain, and if we extend the subway tile to that area (we'll see as we go along), your coffee station with shelving above raises the question: did you — or your builders — drill holes through the tile after tile was up?

From the Shaker - style cabinetry to the glossy subway tile backsplash and gorgeous hardwood flooring it's a great space for the family to enjoy making meals together (which is one of Michelle's favourite things to do).

All appliances are Whirlpool and were purchased at Lowe's during their Memorial Day Sale Hood — Custom Built Farmhouse Sink — Signature Hardware (similar size and style here) Faucet — Wayfair Backsplash — purchased from McKenzie Restoration (but just basic white subway tile that can be purchased pretty much anywhere) Counters — Honed Carrara Marble Hardware — Home Depot (think they were by Martha Stewart) Counter Height Stools — World Market Mug Holder — World Market Menu Chalkboard — Dear Lillie (no longer for sale) Pendants — Birch Lane Circular Mirror — Painted Fox Home Rolling Wooden Horse - HomeGoods Metal Baskets — Joss and Main (don't think they carry them anymore though) Canisters — wedding gift — Williams - Sonoma Knife Set — Target Marble Rolling Pin and Board — Sur La Table Table — Pier 1 years ago and has since been painted in Winter Gates by Benjamin Moore Three Tiered Stand — Painted Fox Polka Dot Bowls — Painted Fox Metal Chairs — Arhuas Slipcovered Dining Chairs — IKEA Oversized Chalkboard — made by me, you can read more about it here X Sideboard — made by me, you can read more about it here Wooden Box — HomeGoods Bottle Caddy — HomeGoods Plaid Mixing Bowls — TargetBottles — Mineral Water from Fresh Market Crackle Bucket / Planter — Birch Lane Antlers — World Market Striped Roman Shade in Window above Sink — made by me, you can read more about it here.

I've been wanting a subway tile backsplash in our kitchen, but have been hesitating (I've done tile before and know how difficult it can be).

I love subway tiles and y ’ all did a wonderful job.

so your kitchen didn't have a backsplash at all until you put in the subway tile?

I love the buttery travertine floor under my feet however I have been stumped on how to do white or creme subway tile that matches on the back splash.

I don't get it — every pic of floor to ceiling subway tiled walls I love!

I did some «budget - friendly» renovating of my kitchen 2 yrs ago, stripping old wallpaper, putting in the subway tile backsplash, adding bright white beadboard halfway up walls and on the existing white cabinet ends, painting the rest of the walls soft white (sometimes looks very very pale yellow).

I have had boxes of subway tile in my garage for a year now planning to do my back splash, after seeing your transformation I need to get to work!

And sometimes at night, I dream of subway tile:) I don't know how you could part with that kitchen after all the work involved in the remodel.

The cabinets end in the middle of a wall, and I was thinking of continuing the subway tile backsplash (2 × 8 white glossy subway tile) onto the wall (about a 9 ′ x 9 ′ area but there is a big window in the middle) Yet everyone on HOUZZ says they don't like it.

However, I don't know how that would look with my pure white subway tiles.

Although today's ubiquitous white subway tiles remain on trend (if you just installed them, don't worry: they'll look great for years to come), if you're designing from scratch this year, consider taking a pass on that trend and trying something newer, something edgier, something eminently funkier — but versatile and sophisticated too.

You can easily do this by building a frame and adding matching subway tiles or matching marble as backsplash.»

I always knew I loved the clean and classic look of white subway tile, but our builder didn't offer many options and it would have been much more expensive.

, and faux subway tile backsplash (I did the same technique you did, except I mudded over the tape, pulled up the tape and shaped each «tile» before they dried.