Sentences with phrase «subway tile pattern»

«We used travertine with a pillow edge for some visual depth, and then set it in a classic subway tile pattern.

Instead of a typical running - bond subway tile pattern, add a dash of the unexpected to your kitchen backsplash or shower walls by laying your ceramic tile in a herringbone pattern instead.

Boost your kitchen's wow factor in a three - day weekend by installing a timeless Carrara marble backsplash in an updated subway tile pattern.

This subway tile pattern came back to life in the mid-2000s as backsplash tile in kitchens.

In the meantime, I thought it may be helpful to chat about our subway tile pattern and share some alternative pattern options.

I chose an exaggerated subway tile pattern in calcatta gold marble.

Not exact matches

During the initial planning stage, I was certain that I wanted a subway tile backsplash, but was simultaneously seeing and liking backsplashes made with Moroccan, Spanish and Mexican patterned tiles.

We added a classic patterned cement tile that gave the space interest, new fixtures and hardware, a subway - tiled shower and a new mirror.

I chose to go with the herringbone pattern, which is a classic pattern for wood floors (and a million other things), but I hadn't really seen it translated to subway tile (until I googled it that is, and found a bazillion examples... sigh;)(it's ok I still love it)-RRB-.

Having our contractor arrange the subway tile in the pattern above was definitely more labor intensive, but I think it will be totally worth it.

So, for the shower, we went for basic white subway tile, but opted for the pattern above with dark grout, to add a graphic element.

However, to make it more interesting, we wanted to lay the subway tiles in a herringbone pattern with a linear border.

Glossy subway tiles in a herringbone pattern wear the same zippy shade of green and draw light into the tucked - in range and hood.

Grey grout deliberately draws attention to the unique pattern of the white subway - tiled backsplash.

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

You can have basic subway tile and use it in a herringbone pattern if you want a new look, but it's still a classic material.

Backsplash: The tile is a 2 × 5 ″ white glazed ceramic tile in a herringbone pattern and subway pattern around it, and a bright white grout.

The bevelled subway - tile backsplash, and the window's Roman shade — «It has a feminine, painterly quality,» says Style at Home design editor Ann Marie Favot — provide texture and pattern, which offset the kitchen cabinetry's sleek look.

I could get fancy with the wall tile (glass, or choosing a color or distinct pattern) and end up tiring of them later, so I decided simple white subway tile will always be fresh and pretty.

An inset with interlocking curve pattern is surrounded by a large subway tile.

Notice the simple open shelving, brass hardware and herringbone patterned subway tile backsplash...

Then we will use the same tile in a subway pattern half way up on the walls and install a chair rail molding to cap it off to give it a spa like feel.

I think the mantle looked pretty good before, but that herringbone - patterned subway tile... that is just so beautiful!

«These patterned backsplashes add texture and interest to the kitchen — they're a refreshing change from the marble slabs and subway tiles we've been seeing for years,» says Colleen.

They were the best white for my subway tile and had enough subtle grayish pattern to not be stark white but not so much pattern or veining that it fought with the variation and grain of my floors!

Spotted on Design Sponge, this bathroom features a black and white hexagon floor and subway pattern tiled walls — a timeless look.

Though I laid our subway tile in the traditional brick pattern, there are many other options if you're looking to use an affordable tile in a stylish, unique way.

Lauren convinced me to move on from the plain white (safe) subway tile of my current kitchen and mix things up a bit with some painted white glass tiles in a chevron pattern (above).

Centsational Girl compiled several patterns to consider when using subway tile.

This bathroom by Capree Kimball illustrates it perfectly with the bold pattern on the floor and large subway tiles on the walls (see more of her bathroom here).

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

Stunning bathroom with huge walk - in shower tiled with large white tile laid in a staggered pattern with an accent band of black subway tile.

I think I'm going to have a half wall wainscot of either painted wood panel or white subway tile — and then on the upper half of the walls I'm planning on using a patterned wallpaper with a lot of blue in it — not only to coordinate with the bedroom, but also because these prints have a nice coastal, nautical vibe to them - perfect for a beach house.

On our first house, we had laid down subway tile in the conventional pattern, like brick laying, example here.

I chose white 3 × 12 elongated subway tile laid in a herringbone pattern for her shower walls.

Our collection includes arched herringbone and basketweave patterns, 3D subway tiles and stacked stones, in looks to complement any design aesthetic.

For the back splash I wanted classic marble subway tiles to blend and not distract with other kitchen details, like the visually stimulating mosaic pattern above the range.

This walk in shower design combines subway tile, black and white patterned tile, and a hex tile floor.

so much stinkin cute detail, little things, like you can barely see the floor of the bath in the bottom picture, but its the cutest chevron pattern in subway style tiles.

To help stretch our budget we used oversized subway tiles, laying them in a horizontal brick pattern for most of the shower and then vertically in a soldier pattern at the very top.

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?