A New Way to Make Remodeled Homes Look Modern and Stunning

Over the past decade there has been a transition in tastes from ceramic to glass subway tile, which is driven primarily by the unique advantages of glass as a building material. But now, an inexpensive 14 new vibrant colors of 3 x 6 glass subway tiles gives home owners a new and convincing way to make these homes look stunning, making them look elegant in any room that its intended to be used. The 3 x 6 glass subway tiles offers a depth and clarity that is unmatched by even the most finely glazed ceramic tiles. The brilliant colors that shine through glass tiles contrast sharply with the dull, muted tones of ceramic alternatives. Luckily for homeowners, new manufacturing techniques have made glass subway tile available as a durable surface option while enhancing its unique beauty.

So, some savvy owners of remodeled home use 3 x 6 glass subway tiles to give their home good look. Glass subway tiles are an excellent choice in all sorts of applications. They are able to be used indoors or outdoors, in bathrooms, kitchens, and even swimming pools. They make a great addition to the ambiance of any space in which they're used. Whether it's your kitchen backsplash or your shower walls, incorporating glass subway tile into your home improvement project will endow your space with a trendy vibe while echoing classic designs of the past. Because of their classic appearance, homeowners won't need to worry about them appearing dated ten years from now.

“We have added 14 new colors to our offering, Cardinal, Caribbean Blue, Crocodile, Downpour, Heartland, Herbal Tea, Ivory, Kelly Isle, Marine Mist, Nightfall, Robins Egg, Ruby Red, Sky Blue, Teal,” stated Michael Belk, Owner, Belk Tiles. “These also have a matching 5/8" x 8" and a 1" x 12" liner bar as well. These are vibrant and popular design colors for any application whether kitchen backsplashes or even shower walls.”

Fitting subway tile is a trendy choice for your bathroom or kitchen construction and renovation projects. Designers are now combining the vivid colors of glass with the traditional design of ceramic subway tiles to create a new modern alternative to ceramic subway tiles. These new designs are being featured in many high-end houses and commercial buildings, but that doesn't mean that glass subway tiles aren't affordable to the average homeowner who seeks to transform their home into a showcase.