Subway tile bullnose edge

Love the way these little niches have been added to the design in this bathroom. They're perfect for storing bathroom essentials, like shower gel or soap, or for adding a plant or two.

How to Make Subway Tile Look Classic, Not Basic - Room for Tuesday

Read this before installing subway tiles on your next project! We tiled with both individual subway tiles and tiles on sheets and compared the differences.

Hey friends! Some of the most-asked questions about our new farmhouse so far are about sources and information for our tile and grout. So here we go! A full source list for all of the tile selections we made in our house. As an FYI, I sourced all of the tile myself (outside of the selection presented to us by our builder's tile installation company) for a few different reasons. I've got a whole post drafted which shares the pros and cons behind sourcing your own materials, coming your way…

If you want to elevate the look of your tile project, think about using a finishing tile trim like the popular bullnose tile! Bullnose tile trim is one of the most diverse trim options you can find. This tiled trim has a round edge that creates a smooth way for your tile pattern to end. From floors to backsplashes and even showers, this beloved tile trim can be used in a multitude of ways to make your tile project look perfect. Here are 6 bathroom projects that show off just how useful this…

Bullnose tile edge

Basic how to advice for offset subway tile installation in bathrooms and kitchens. Layout tips, bullnose trim tiles, and how to wrap the corners.

I'm so excited to share my latest DIY with you -- my subway tile backsplash DIY. This post should help beginners like me with some tips.