Sentences with phrase «walls of subway tile»

love the sconces, the counters and the walls of subway tile.

Her latest show shies away from celebrities, and from figures in general, instead presenting utterly banal objects and interiors: a bathroom door, a wooden stool, a wall of subway tiles.

I love your choice of flooring and that entire wall of subway tile with darker grout is amazing.

The tile on the floor and the whole wall of subway tile... the vanity and vessel sink.

Not exact matches

It opened full - time in December of last year — a floor - through, gut - renovated homage to millennial pink: pink - and - white packaged products arranged on pink lacquered displays, pale - pink - subway - tiled walls, staff dressed in pink mechanics» jumpsuits, fresh - cut pink and white flowers and flattering lighting.

This transitional kitchen combines warm wood cabinets with the simplicity of subway - tile - covered walls, understated Roman shades and minimal accessories.

Transitional bathroom clad in gray marble chevron floor tiles boasts light gray upper walls holding a polished nickel towel rack over a seagrass x-stool sat against a white subway tile backsplash in front of a walk in glass shower fitted with a gray marble chevron floor and ceiling tiles and a polished nickel shower kit mounted on a large beveled white subway tile shower surround finished with stacked corner shelves.

Well appointed gray butler's pantry features glass front cabinets fixed on either side of stacked floating gray shelves mounted to mini marble subway backsplash tiles above a wall mounted polished nickel faucet.

As a reminder, here is the tile we picked - a brushed marble tile for the floor, a tumbled marble subway tile for the shower walls, and a linear blue glass for the backside of the niches (all from Floor & Decor).

Clad in Cement Tile Shop Bordeaux floor tiles, this gorgeous bathroom features a glass partition separating a rain shower head mounted to a white subway tile backsplash fixed above a freestanding tub placed in front of a window beneath a wall mounted polished nickel shower Tile Shop Bordeaux floor tiles, this gorgeous bathroom features a glass partition separating a rain shower head mounted to a white subway tile backsplash fixed above a freestanding tub placed in front of a window beneath a wall mounted polished nickel shower tile backsplash fixed above a freestanding tub placed in front of a window beneath a wall mounted polished nickel shower kit.

Beautiful gray and white bathroom is fitted with a gray washstand adorning polished nickel knobs and a white quartz countertop holding an overmount sink with a polished nickel gooseneck faucet in front of white subway backsplash tiles tiled with white pencil tiles fixed beneath a vanity mirror flanked by nickel sconces mounted on a gray wall.

Gorgeous kid's bathroom features tub shower combo finished with a curved wall mount shower curtain rod attached to subway tiled walls alongside sink wall which boast Origami Wallpaper on top half of wall and subway tile on the lower half.

Tall taupe mirrored cabinets sit against white herringbone wall tiles on either side of a walk in shower fitted with a subway tile and glass enclosure and his and her doors.

Black and white bathroom features walk - in shower accented with white beveled subway tiles on top half of walls and black beveled subway tiles on bottom half of walls.

Irene Langlois - Stunning master bath with soft gray walls on top half of walls whilst glossy beveled subway tiles cover bottom half of wall.

Black and white bathroom features white beveled subway tiles on top half of walls and black beveled subway tiles on bottom half of walls.

Curved bathroom features vaulted ceiling adorned with large crystal chandelier illuminating his and her washstands topped with white marble paired with white beveled mirrors leaning against upper walls painted chocolate brown and lower walls tiled in white subway tiles accented with pencil rail situated across from freestanding bathtub placed in front of windows atop white and grey marble floor.

Well of course you white subway tile a forgotten kitchen wall.

A giant tiled wall of jewel - toned loops and curves — one of the last commissions by the Conceptual artist Sol LeWitt — was unveiled in the 59th Street - Columbus Circle subway station by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority last week.

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.

For the interior design of a small bathroom, you can use white subway tiles for the walls.

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

Along with our planked and paneled walls, I've also had white plaster walls and subway tile in many of our older homes since I was a little girl.

I have been seriously considering removing some of my upper cabinets and installing subway tile all over the wall.

I know subway tiles are really popular, but to me they look like the walls of a public toilet.

I always thought it would be fun to open it up and add a wall full of salvaged windows there... or maybe extend the half wall up near the ceiling, add more subway tile on all three tub walls, and make it a tub / shower combo.

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!

Our floors are Carrara marble and our shower is a combination of arabesque on the floor and subway tile on the walls.

Yellow floor and wall tiles are also wonderful contrasted with cool colors like grey: imagine a line of yellow subway tiles marching across a gleaming grey wall.

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

I would have loved to tile my whole kitchen with subway tile, but I picked a couple of key walls and went part way up the wall with it.

I am right now deciding on whether to subway tile an entire wall that is part of my cabinet run.

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).

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.

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.

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.

Our vintage house in one of the baths, has the white hex tiles with white subway tiles 3/4 up the walls.

The white subway tile wall would bring a lot of light, so I wanted the contrast of dark to balance and calm the room a bit.

I also used a marble mosaic with the subway tiles for a hint of black to connect the walls to the floor.

The bathroom has original subway tile but so much of it is damaged we are going to try and remove it from one wall and replace all the damaged ones.

I'd love to be able to use carrara marble subways to tile the walls of the shower.

Yellow birch cabinets with a distressed finish make a colorful statement against walls of white 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).

Because the tile takes up a long expanse of wall, white porcelain subway tile was selected for a neutral backsplash.

John and I are so tired of sterile white - on - white kitchens with white countertops, white subway tile zipping across the walls, and stainless - steel appliances.

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.

A Carrara marble floor pairs with subway - tile walls in the master bath of this California home.

From the wall of glossy subway tiles in the kitchen (above) to the designer Sharon Taftian «s clever idea to paint the wooden window mullions to look like the (much more expensive) steel version.

In an otherwise neutral kitchen, a wall of gray - green subway tiles adds a touch of color and shimmer.

The initial ideas though of a ceiling with a 1 × 8 v - groove pine with fresh trim were painted in Benjamin Moore White Dove, the standard (3 × 6) subway tile on the walls, additional lighting was added, and the standard hex tile with a gray grout all ended up being implemented in our space.