Subway tile in herringbone style vs. glass subway tile
9 years ago
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We are currently undecided with our kitchen backsplash.
For background info: our cabinets are white thermofoil, with white quartz called Aspen White, which has some grey veins in it. I have attached pictures of our kitchen layout.
We are currently deciding on a white subway tile put in a herringbone style. Can't decide if a 3 X 6 subway tile or if a 4 X 15.75 is a better option for this.
Our other alternative is a glass white mosaic subway tile.
Which one of these will give us a timeless look? Something we will not get tired of looking at?
We are currently undecided with our kitchen backsplash.
For background info: our cabinets are white thermofoil, with white quartz called Aspen White, which has some grey veins in it. I have attached pictures of our kitchen layout.
We are currently deciding on a white subway tile put in a herringbone style. Can't decide if a 3 X 6 subway tile or if a 4 X 15.75 is a better option for this.
Our other alternative is a glass white mosaic subway tile.
Which one of these will give us a timeless look? Something we will not get tired of looking at?
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