White subway tile

Diane Froland Levine

3 years ago

Are they glossy white or Matte?

Gatti Apartment 3 for Peek Architecture · More Info

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DES Home Renovations
These are more of a matte finish.
3 years ago
Diane Froland Levine thanked DES Home Renovations
Diane Froland Levine
Is matte more of a modern look? I'm redoing my kitchen backsplash and love this look. White shaker cabinets with black (Cambria in Sharpham) countertops. Trying to pick the perfect subway title and I love this. Not sure if I should go glossy or matte. Hmmmm . This room is stunning. Just gorgeous
3 years ago
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DES Home Renovations
This is surely on the modern side of things. If you decide to go thing route using a darker grout to bring life to the backsplash will help it to stand out and not just blend.
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Diane Froland Levine
Last question I promise ... Grout color and grout spacing? I'm torn between 1/16 and 1/8. Love the color you used and spacing is perfect.
3 years ago
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DES Home Renovations
1/8, any smaller would be very thin.
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Diane Froland Levine thanked DES Home Renovations
Diane Froland Levine
Color of grout you used?
3 years ago
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Alex Maguire Photography
Hi, You'd have to contact Peek Architecture, who are on Houzz, I'm afraid.

Thanks,

Alex.
3 years ago
brendameetup
what is the dimension of the shower?
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White subway tile

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