Help please. Kitchen tiles
84gem
4 years ago
Do you think subway tiles with black grout compliment a feature back splash behind hob? Like in picture shown below Or should I stick to just white subway tiles?
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Sonia
4 years agoToo busy for me. How about hexagonal tiles? White for a simple look or coloured for impact.
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