Classic white subway tile will always add timeless appeal to any bathroom. Originally seen on the walls of subway stations, these rectangular tiles have been cemented in the bathroom tile vocabulary.

In the above bathroom, they are paired stylishly ... As pictured, you could use primarily white subway tiles for your walls ...

While also useful for protecting your walls from water damage ... One of the huge perks of using white subway tile in your ...

Shells and ribbons cap subway tile in a bathroom in Prospect Heights ... square and other shapes for the floor. Glazed wall tile in black or white comes in many shapes, and the company also makes hard ...

When it comes to home decor, bathrooms ... floor tile or backsplash. What helps tie everything together are the strips of white within the patterned tile that reflect the color on the wall.

Looking to channel Joanna Gaines' style in your bathroom makeover ... A $3 Sharpie. The subway tiles behind the sink and toilet were actually created with fresh white paint, a 12-inch ruler ...

It seemed that everyone, at one time, agreed that white subway tile (whether plain, crackled or hand-molded) was the clear, de facto choice for any renovation requiring wall tile. As a result ...

There were some corner tubs, only against two walls, but the foot of those tubs was a finished porcelain surface that continued to the floor, with no crevices or joints to collect dirt. The 1920’s ...