Victorian ChicA staple of farmhouse style, this Victorian chic tile backsplash is all about delicate patterning and muted ...

One alternative subway tile kitchen backsplash idea is to add light gray to help off-set the white tiles in your kitchen. Options include gray grout in between the tiles, or light gray paint on ...

You’re going to see a lot of subway tile backsplashes in this roundup ... McClain paired the tiles with dark cabinetry and cool gray floors. “The tile alone makes the space feel larger ...

Wall color, Gray by Benjamin Moore ... kitchen designed by Hubert Zandberg Interiors features a backsplash in emerald green subway tile, which also covers the cookspace's open shelving.

Here’s Marcus’s take: "White subway tile will always be a ... prefer not to commit to colorful backsplash, a variegated chevron pattern in a multi-grey color scheme can still serve as ...

When pairing white cabinets with granite countertops, a neutral backsplash can tie the two together seamlessly. Consider using a beige or gray subway tile or a natural stone backsplash in a ...

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 ...

And while white subway tile is extremely popular and a safe, time-tested choice, it is far from the only one. If you want your backsplash to stand out, tile can add a distinctive texture ...

The cheapest backsplash tile materials are ceramic, beadboard and porcelain. An all-white ceramic subway tile backsplash is still in style and can cost as little as $1 per square foot. While peel ...