For those considering subway tiles for the kitchen or subway tiles for the bathroom we often are asked whether combining traditional subway tiles with more modern and contemporary glass tile material will work in a residential setting. Look no further than the photo above to see both products combined in a beautiful kitchen that brings the two design elements together to complete a well designed kitchen.

Subway tile in the kitchen is a timeless design element that will never go out of style and is a sought after look for many of our residential customers. Most customers tend to install the subway tile on it’s own in the kitchen without any other features that may distract from the “running brick” look that is so special all by itself.

For subway tile in bathroom installations it is a little more common to introduce other design features because there are larger walls to work with. Often in these scenarios a design centerpiece might show well in a shower, or, a design feature added to a shower niche will also work to add some depth to a larger shower wall.

Feel free to contact our team at AnchorBayTile anytime to ask us how our customers use our products to upgrade, decorate and design their homes.

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