In fact, the city’s subway stations are an excellent showcase for that sort of craftsmanship, whether it’s a 110-year-old bas-relief of a beaver, or a brand-new mosaic made up of ceramic tile.

Rectangular tiles, also known as subway tiles, are a popular choice for backsplashes and showers. The average cost of rectangular tiles is between $2 and $15 per square foot . This price does not ...

Ceramic subway tiles have been a trending backsplash aesthetic for some time, whether it’s in a matte finish or a glossy glaze. (Horizontal white tiles have been the go-to, ...

Sanders shares that Porcelain is the longer lasting option, ‘By nature and quality, porcelain tends to be more durable, usually surviving much longer when compared to ceramic.’ He adds, ‘Porcelain ...

An all-white ceramic subway tile backsplash is still in style and can cost as little as $1 per square foot. While peel-and-stick vinyl backsplashes start around $2 per square foot, ...

White subway tile, after all, was considered that magical combination of being both fresh and timeless. ... or ceramic tile that emulates marble, is popular. Shades of beige, ...

The tiles have been popular for nearly 200 years as a beautiful and affordable building material, but today, they can cost over 10 times as much as some ceramic subway tiles.

Subway Tiles Yanked. By . Jen Chung. Published Jun 20, 2003. Modified Mar 6, 2008. Share ... but rather a shiny coating placed on the porcelain ceramic that gives it a potentially-perilous ...

While smaller tiles were once the norm, 12x24s have become the new standard: the bigger the tile, the bigger the space seems. For those who want to stick to tradition, basketweave and subway tiles ...

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 ...