Sentences with phrase «out of their subway tiles»

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To make this splash of green really stand out, HGTV fan dezignrogue added white floor - to - ceiling subway tiles to cover up old attic stairs and add a vintage feel.

I experiment to discover relevant marks for each subject: a quick mark for the view out a window of a speeding bus, or a slick mark for tiles on the wall of a subway station.

«White kitchens never go out of style,» says one of the homeowners of the choice to go classic with crown moulding, Caesarstone countertops and a Calacatta marble subway tile backsplash.

One question that I have poured over all your posts to try & figure out (as to not bother you) was about hanging the display shelf on top of the subway tile.

^ ^ ^ with the help of our awesome friend thomas, we took out the laminate countertop (you can see what it looked like in a few photos above) and replaced it with a simple white counter, and we added a white subway tile backsplash behind the counter.

I love that the subway tile stands out with the gray but it needed a bit of tweeking to make it look finished.

Yes, I had dreams of subway tiled walls and a fun new sink, but the practical side of me won out and I opted for simplicity!

Usually, I love the bright colors, but out of the 6 kitchens you posted, I think the white one with the simple subway tile is my favorite.

I think what really makes this look so much more open is the removal of the heavy upper cabinets & the white backdrop of the leftover cabinets & subway tile & of course taking the dinning table out!

Wainscotting, created out of ceramic subway tiles that continue from the shower, offers texture and character.

We are having subway tiles (in some shade of white) installed as the backslash in out kitchen with a grayish grout (which I am having trouble selecting).

Traditional white subway tiles in the shower and soft blue pennyrounds on the floor are classic choices that never go out of style.

via The light grey enhances the white subway tile, giving a breezy flow of colour through out this crisp and peaceful kitchen.

To make this splash of green really stand out, HGTV fan dezignrogue added white floor - to - ceiling subway tiles to cover up old attic stairs and add a vintage feel.

«I love the look of subway tile and I did ceramic herringbone in my kitchen and wanted to keep the look similar, but also have it stand out on its own.