Most of the issues people experience with subway tile backsplashes lie with the grout that's used to fill the spaces between the tiles. If you have subway tiles in your shower, you may already ...

Expanded long ago from its humble beginnings in subway stations, the “subway tile” trend continues to sustain in kitchen backsplash design. Subway tiles are simple, inexpensive and the default ...

Subway Tile. There’s perhaps no backsplash more divisive than the most classic of all: subway tile. The style was first introduced in New York City subway stations in the early 1900s, ...

Whether you want it to fade or pop with contrast, the grout color between the tiles is also a big design decision. “I always prefer a 1/16- or 1/8-inch-wide grout line,” Low says.

And don't pull the trigger on that subway tile backsplash just yet. Tierra y Fuego Terracotta Tile. ... he suggests experimenting with the grout. "Even if the pattern is just a white subway tile, ...

A cream-colored, glossy, subway-tile backsplash replaced the tan tumbled marble tiles in this 20-year-old kitchen. ... Generally, it is not a good idea to install tile and grout on the same day.

Since there is so much pattern in the floor, on the walls we are going with a very light grey grout color to blend with the white subway tile. The tile is in a matte finish that can be prone to ...

Subway tile has been one of the most popular kitchen backsplashes in recent years. Usually available in a range of materials and prices, the classic shape of subway tiles easily complements lots ...