Herringbone tile behind stove

The tiles behind the cooktop changed direction and were installed in a herringbone pattern to add interest.

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Learn how to install a herringbone backsplash

We decided to use this classic beveled subway tile set off with grey grout for our kitchen backsplash. The classy herringbone feature accent behind the stove adds some visual appeal.

3 by 6 herringbone subway tile

Step into kitchens that come alive with the dynamic patterns of herringbone backsplash. This design choice adds a layer of sophistication and visual interest, making your kitchen more inviting. Explore how varying tile colors and materials can complement your cabinetry and countertops. This guide offers tips on selecting the right herringbone pattern to create a focal point that’s visually appealing and timeless. Ideal for anyone looking to upgrade their kitchen with a distinctive and…

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Kitchen backsplash in a herringbone lay

Subway Tile Herring Bone Pattern at Range Hood

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Herringbone subway tile and range hood through the wall vent. Now for wall paint and flooring.

This classic pattern, with its precise arrangement and clean lines, introduces texture and depth while maintaining a light and airy feel. In the kitchen, use white herringbone tiles as a backsplash to create a focal point, or lay them on the floor for a timeless look that enhances the sense of space. For a subtle contrast, choose grout in a soft gray to highlight the intricate pattern without overpowering the design.

Matte glass herringbone tiles make for a beautiful backsplash #TileTuesday #InstaLuxe #LuxeNY July/August Interiors: @morganharrisonhome Architecture: Michael Smith Photo: @janebeilesphoto