Subway Tile Shower Patterns

Probably the easiest subway tile patterns are done in a running bond.

Subway tile shower patterns. One of the prettiest subway tile patterns in my opinion. Horizontal offset this is the classic way to use subway tiles in the same fashion brick walls are built. These affordable tiles often are seen laid horizontally in an offset pattern but there are a variety of popular designs in using these tiles to achieve a different look.

That s the most basic pattern type but there are several variations. Just on the shower area wall and you can create the focal point of the room easily. Easy to implement and available in a wide variety of colors and patterns you can personalize your shower cove right down to the last square.

Horizontal grid this gives a more modern take where the tiles are laid in a stacked format and emphasizes the width of the room. I chose this pattern for the shower in one of our bathrooms. It depends on how you arrange the tile you can create many different appearances.

The classic herringbone pattern just tilted 90 degrees. Herringbone at 90 degrees. It reminds me of a cool paris apartment.

From miami teal to chic big apple colors along with the classic black and white duo your subway tiled shower reflects the kind of cool only you can embody. Running bond subway tile patterns. This pattern can make a space appear taller.

It turned out really great. It works well for a taller space like a shower to create vertical and horizontal subway tile patterns rather than just one large pattern that can be overwhelming when used in a large and tall space. Like this one you can see the subway tile style can create a nice old brick style.