Gray Subway Tiles – Gray Is The New Black

GRAY SUBWAY TILE – SERENE MONOCHROMES

Build a sense of tranquility in your home with a grayscale colorway. These shades look particularly stylish in large kitchens where there is the scope to play with pattern and space enabling you to make the most of your ideas. Lighting is key with gray. If you have plenty of natural light, you could incorporate darker grays. In smaller rooms, light gray will keep the space feeling open.

Gray subway tiles work beautifully with brushed nickel for an extra modern twist. This look can be boosted with soft ice blues or dusky tones of any color for an intimate feel, or with white for a timeless, fresh aesthetic.

For more color, try gray subway tiles with mulberry painted walls in a bathroom or cabinets in a kitchen. This look can be made as simple as you desire. It looks stylish when enhanced by brushed silver, black or stainless steel fixtures.

GRAY SUBWAY TILE BACKSPLASH - IMPACT AND ELEGANCE

Make an offset classic arrangement with white grout for a classy gray subway tile backsplash for a look that will last. The light grout makes an interesting layout stand out, while the darker grout creates a neat, unbroken finish that can maintain flow in small spaces. You can enhance the scheme and add luminosity by adding metallic tiles such as brushed, stainless steel or aluminum.

A textured grey tile interspersed with pink hued slates and sandy gold subway tiles brings rustic chic to a kitchen or a bathroom. Gray and gold is a stunning combination adding a touch of luxury to a hard-working tone. Although it is part of a cool palette, there is no need to compromise on creating a comfortable feel to your spaces, and it certainly doesn’t need to be minimalist. Make a patchwork of different gray tiles for a boho look. Multicolored patterns with give you color cues to play with around the rest of the room. 

GRAY GLASS SUBWAY TILE – CONTEMPORARY CHIC

Contemporary and practical for bathrooms, gray glass subway tiles will reflect light and crispen white fixtures and paintwork. This creates a clean, airy feel that will allow you to wind down and relax after a busy day. Grey glass subway tiles look particularly refined contrasted with pale wood and delicate gold fixtures, and are pretty when combined with pastel pinks and peach tones.

Glass tiles also work well in the kitchen. Their bright surface is a direct match for high-gloss cabinets to maximize on light. The result is chic and modern and can be elevated with a polished marble floor.

Glass also has practical advantages. As a non-porous material, it is naturally mold and mildew resistant, making your bathroom easier to care for. They are also environmentally friendly. Using less energy to produce than other tiles, glass is endlessly recyclable, meaning the next time you switch up your interiors, they can go on to enjoy another lease of life.

WHAT ARE THE DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS OF GRAY SUBWAY TILES?

In our collections, you will find everything from soft pale greys to sharp charcoals and everything in between. Gray showcases pattern well, and a beveled finish diffuses light softly providing a tranquil atmosphere in your home. Part of the neutral family, gray is flexible and can adapt itself to any trend.

HOW CAN GRAY SUBWAY TILES CREATE A CONTEMPORARY AND MODERN LOOK IN A DESIGN?

For a contemporary look that is tactile, use glossy beveled gray subway tiles with pale wood and pale gold fittings. The bevels add interest while wood brings a delicate aspect to a gray aesthetic. Gold contrasts cool gray with a burst of warmth, and in an uncluttered space gives a sense of comfort meeting modernity.

WHAT ARE SOME DESIGN IDEAS FOR USING GRAY SUBWAY TILES IN BATHROOM WALLS?

A herringbone tile arrangement with a dark grout is visually impactful in an all-white bathroom. It’s nice to play with textures to give a more three-dimensional feel. Slates with metallic hues can nod to your choice of fittings. Alternatively, go for a block pastel scheme and use gray as a frame around the shower space. It’s a fun twist to use gray as an alternative accent.