Quickly upgrade the look of your bathroom with these subway tile ideas that make a statement.
They have the advantage of being relativelyeasy to clean, budget-friendly, and also simple to install.
These are our best subway tile bathroom ideas.
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Almost any color scheme will pair well with white!
The warm brown vanity and framed mirror tie in the veining in the marble and hues in the backsplash.
When paired with a busy pattern, subway tile acts as a blank canvas to rest your eyes.
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Classic Subway Tile Bathroom Design
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Nothing is more classic than ablack-and-white color scheme.
Keep your subway tile looking crisp with bathroom fixtures and decor to match.
The tile in this bathroom embodies several of those traits, creating amemorable shower surround.
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Agreige finishon these glazed bathroom subway tiles adds a contemporary edge around a traditional freestanding tub.
White tile on the bathroom floor keeps the room grounded and timeless.
In this bathroom, the white subway tile is a supporting player.
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Black floor tile adds contrast that ties into the dark grout of the wall tile for added interest.
The neutral color and pattern allow you to add accent tiles for color and impact.
Timeless Bathroom Tile
The walls of this bathroom are clad in traditionally dimensioned and colored subway tiles.
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Subway Tile Shower Surround
Inherently simple, subway tiles make a statement when applied en masse.
The reliable water resistance of properly installed tile also protects the walls of the shower from moisture damage.
The small lamp is a cozy accent.
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Wood Backsplash Accents
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Addedwood trimbreaks up the simple subway tile backsplash in this space.
In thisopulent shower retreat, marble subway tiles climb to the ceiling, accented with a thick border tile.
Multicolor Subway Tiles
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Dont limit yourself to just one color for subway tiles.
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This design blends white, blue, and shades of green to create an attractive, eye-catching pattern.
When paired withlight blue wallsand a darker wood vanity, the effect is a subtle tropical oasis.
Blue Bathroom Tiles
Not all subway tiles have to be white.
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This small space makes a big design statement by combining diamond-shaped tiles with striped subway tile and wallpaper.
Use towels as decorative items by being thoughtful about their details.
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