Subway tile first appeared in the early 1900's and isn't going anywhere. It is a safe choice for resale and won't date your home if you plan on staying put for years to come.

Beveled-edge subway tile adds extra dimension. Even sized down to 1-by-3 inches (instead of 3-by-6), mini-subway tiles retain the classic proportions at a new scale.

DIY Subway Tile. A fter receiving contractor bids to tile our kitchen backsplash that didn’t fit our budget, my husband and I decided to tackle the project ourselves. With one weekend and a lot ...

These tiles also aren’t cheap. At a Home Depot, Smart Tiles’ Oslo white vinyl tiles, which look like white subway tiles, were recently $32.98 for two pieces, each about 23 inches wide and 11 ...

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate Technically, you don't need a backsplash in your kitchen. It can be complete with a stove, an oven, a refrigerator and a sink ...

Expanded long ago from its humble beginnings in subway stations, the “subway tile” trend continues to sustain in kitchen backsplash design. Subway tiles are simple, inexpensive and the default ...