Small bathroom subway tile

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Custom farmhouse subway tile walk in shower 😍

Cheers to the hall bathroom of my dreams that cost a little piece of my sanity! haha! I love, love the way our DIY tile turned out, but tile is not for the weak of heart. No--scratch that. Dark grout is not for the weak of heart. Dark grout looks amazing if and only if it is done properly, and boy, do you have to work fast and efficiently in order for it to look perfect when you're done. This was our second tile project ever, so we were pretty brave to do dark grout. As much of a pain it was…

Subway tile with black accent and shower valvue. #bathroom #bathroomideas #bathroomremodel Cams Construction LLC remodel

Matte black fixtures subway tile

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Subway wall tiles, green sink, black accessories.

10 Dos and Don’ts of Subway Tiling A Tub Surround | MyBlessedLife.net

When I first heard of “subway tiles” I thought it was an exclusive term reserved for the social elite designers of New York — now I know better.Subway tiles date way back to 1904, when New York City opened its first white-walled underground subways. The look became an instant classic and the simple, easy-to-clean design lives-on in homes around the world.The tiles themselves don’t have a lot of variety.

This photo needs to be rotated but what you see is the corner of our alcove bath. There are 12x3 tiles laid in a running bond on the lower portion of the wall and then the same tiles in a herringbone pattern above, all the way to the ceiling. The tiles don’t match up at all in the corner and it look...