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Ceramic subway tile (3x6) with a stainless look?

Joann Yurchesyn

9 years ago

I am looking for a ceramic subway tile that looks like stainless steel. Does such a thing exist? I had a remarkable tile in my last home that was ceramic but looked like curved copper. The tile detail seen beneath this copper diamond shaped tile (see photo) is exactly what i am after in terms of finish, but in a 3 x 9 subway format. Any help i

s appreciated!!

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Mark
9 years ago
These are not quite the size you want but still quite nice.

https://www.amazon.com/Stillest-Peel-N-Stick-3-Inch-6-Inch-Stainless/dp/B00EYW5ZVY
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Patricia Colwell Consulting
9 years ago
why not just do stainless tile
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Melissa R
9 years ago

Here is 2x6 stainless tile
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The Kitchen Abode Ltd.
9 years ago
Not a big fan of stainless steel tiles unless your kitchen style is modern or contemporary. If that's not your style then maybe use another tile with a stainless insert or accent.

Graham
Joann Yurchesyn
Original Author
9 years ago
I am after a silver looking tile, but not a true metal. I tried true stainless, bought it and brought it to my kitchen and it looks out of place, but I can still see a silver tile looking fabulous in the whole scheme of things. Does that make sense??

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