Heading into darker territory, subway tile offers a graphic new look for kitchens, bathrooms and more

Artistic installations, back-painted glass and pivoting windows prove there are backsplash possibilities beyond the platform

Kick your backsplash up a notch with Mediterranean, mosaic, geometric or 3-D tiles

It repels water. It looks clean. It works with many architectural styles. Looks like bathrooms have a ticket to a no-brainer

Get a polished, high-end look from subway tiles old and new

Don't get stuck in a subway-tile rut. Unlock the imaginative power of tile for floors and walls that will knock their socks off

If plain subway tile would derail your bold decorating vision, these dashing tiles can help you arrive at a brilliant solution

From subway tile and river stones to marble and glass, this collection has it covered

Pear-green cabinetry, unusual-size subway tile and a more open layout bring a 1950s Texas kitchen into the present

Generous helpings of wood keep white subway tile and cabinets from feeling cold in a kitchen redesigned long-distance