I like the beveled look as well but came across a picture where the electrical outlet looked odd due to it not being flush with the wall.

Definitely beveled!

I am using the beveled tile in my new house. Any suggestions how to solve the problem with the outlets?

Is that picture in your own kitchen? Have you had any problems with the glass hood cracking?

I prefer large tiles to be honest.

Hi mfwolfe, no it's not my kitchen, just a picture I got from google.

The larger tile in glass for a more modern look .. beveled for a more traditional look.

What color is your countertop?

It will be quartz, more of a tan colour. Similar to the attached picture (same cabinet colour as well).

For a kitchen similar to the above, the beveled would look gorgeous!

Beveled!

I love it too but the outlet plug not being flush really bothers me lol

I just installed "wavy" 4x8 creamy subway tiles in my bathroom. They are a matte finish with an antique white grout. Yes, I love the look but am going to have to have them fix my electrical socket. It isn't"right" and it bothers me a bit. I know they CAN fix it so I should be ok once that's done. BTW, the installer loved it so much he's putting it in his kitchen for a backsplash. He says he's put in plenty of subway tile but this texture really "makes it" for him. I got them from The Tile Shop with cornice, pencil and baseboard skirting pieces. Hopefully matte finish will not be hard to clean. I did have "15 year" sealant applied.

Trying to attach one with better close up on tile....ps I still have work to do on window ;-)

white beveled look like a bathroom decor. More difficult to clean. Little ridges of grease and dust.
Brick style flat tiles but those gold /yellow bricks a bit too long.
Have you considered a glass back splash. So easy to clean and modern smooth line. Unless of course your tiles are to be a focal point. Think about cleaning the grout also.
With glass the colour is the colour of your paint behind it.
Good luck

I like the second one--white beveled tile. it's very classic and timeless.