I would remove the apron. Tile stopping at a piece of wood trim will make for an awkward joint.

...just make sure you have the electrical outlet boxes "pulled out" to match the depth of your tile.

Keep it

It all depends on how thick your tile is. If, after install the tile will protrude out beyond the apron, I would remove it. If it will end up being flush or even thinner than the apron, I would keep it.

We used encaustic tiles in our laundry room and because the tiles were so thick, we needed to remove the apron. Personally, I think it looks a little naked and like the way an apron looks much better, but for our situation, it would have looked more awkward had we left it and the tile was sticking out way beyond the apron.

I would remove the apron. I had the same configuration and I had them remove the apron. It looks great without the apron and the tile doesn’t have to be cut to go around so many awkward angles. The faucet sits there and It’s easier to wipe splashes off tile.

I say it depends on your tile. The profile of this apron (which is very nice,) might be problematic with the tile. Either can look great, as long as it's well-considered and well-executed. It's a good question!

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