White Subway Tile Herringbone Bathroom

Of all the styles this one is the hardest one to achieve.

White subway tile herringbone bathroom.

What makes this classic so trendy. The two main bathroom walls are covered with 2 x8 white subway tile layout in a traditional herringbone pattern. If you want to avoid the boring all white effect choose a darker grout as in this bathroom for contrast and visual interest. For example you might use a charcoal grout to go with white subway tiles white grout with dark timber look herringbone floor tiles or you could even add a pop of colour with a brightly coloured grout.

Photography by pete weigley inspiration for a timeless master porcelain tile marble floor and white floor bathroom remodel in new york with a one piece toilet blue walls and a pedestal sink herringbone back splash in powder room b tomcheck. Well for starters the zig zag lines can be colorful and playful in a more modern space or clean and sophisticated in a traditional one. Be patient and take your time laying out the tiles. Pair herringbone tiles with colorful cabinetry for a playful look or go more modern with a mix of gray tiles in a luxe marble kitchen.

Wood framed herringbone subway tile on wall behind pedestal sink. Depending on scale the tile design works in a variety of spaces kitchen backsplashes bathroom walls even entire floors. A darker grout makes the herringbone pattern more pronounced. Look 6 the herringbone vertical white subway tile look.

This studio life style space proves that it can be just as classic and understated as a repeating bond composition when paired. May 9 2013 herringbone is an enduring pattern that designers and homeowners have recently fallen in love with all over again. See more ideas about kitchen backsplash kitchen tiles backsplash kitchen remodel. Herringbone is another classic subway tile pattern for the bathroom.

But don t let that scare you it s totally doable. I suggested a herringbone tile pattern so we chose a long subway tile to lay in the pattern we wanted. Our first example is a traditional classic white subway tile with contrasting dark grout by spivey architects via houzz this beautiful bathroom features a full subway tile wall in the shower as well as a half wall as a backsplash behind the door. The toilet is wall mounted and has a hidden tank the hidden tank required a small frame work that created a nice shelve to place decorative items above the toilet.

So maybe it s time to replace that subway or mosaic tile with something more graphic. You can really accentuate the distinctive herringbone tile pattern by choosing a tile grout colour that contrasts with the tiles. In this small bathroom it was important to reduce choppiness in transitions.