Whether it's vintage checkerboard tile, sleek black or white subway tiles ... textural element to your bathroom space. These ...

stained glass and deep claw foot tubs — the typical late-Victorian bathroom was luxurious and large. Common features were porcelain hex-tile floors, a wainscot of white subway tile and, of course, the ...

Everywhere you look, in practically every American neighborhood, there is a visible thread of continuity that once culturally galvanized us: white subway tile ... wood and stone, the options ...

Adds Roy Marcus, Artistic Tile brand ambassador: “The world of design has embraced natural stone ... bathroom tile ideas that may help kick off a full-on cinematic makeover, from white subway ...

White subway tiles were boarded by a row of black tiles running along the base of the walls in this bathroom, which is located in the open-plan bedroom of an Antwerp apartment. Designed by Belgian ...

Plus, innovations in tile design mean that you can now get a tile that looks like wood but has all the durability of stone ... stick to a classic look: white bathroom tile. The thing that's ...

Light tangerine and deep blue work magic together in this bathroom, even with the wallpaper being patterned. Consider not just the tile, but the grout color, too. White really makes the rectangles ...

The soft, porous stone requires some semiannual resealing ... is about $45 to $75 per square foot, Winn says. White subway tile in a shower or bath will never age, Winn says.

The 1920’s bathroom commonly included bright white subway tiles with very thin grout lines, to a height of four feet off the ground, often with some thin, black accent tiles, or a band of accent ...