4. Variations on Subway Tile Subway tile will likely always be around — but that doesn’t mean it’s got to be the same old white brick-lay pattern (more on that below!), Verruto says.

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Using subway tile as an example, the classic 3-by-6-inch tile look can be turned on its side—quite literally—when it’s installed vertically instead of horizontally.

They gave us their predictions on which new tile trends we'll be seeing in 2018. So read on, tile-lovers! And don't pull the trigger on that subway tile backsplash just yet.

In short, making a subway tile backsplash might end up being more work than you bargained for. Of course, hiring a contractor could be an option, though that is not in everyone's budget.

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 ...

In fact, designer Ramey Caulkins of Griffin Design Inc. said subway tile was a common kitchen tile mistake. "Subway tile is well … for the subway," she told me.

Step aside, white subway tile: A perfectly imperfect alternative is becoming the ubiquitous choice for backsplashes and shower surrounds. Made for centuries using the traditional Moroccan method—dried ...