Transitional White Gloss Subway Bath Wall Tile
Jessica Koltun Home
About This Project
Material & Feature Breakdown
The bathroom features small format, white and gray ceramic subway tiles on the primary vanity wall, set in a classic running bond pattern. These tiles have a glossy finish, straight edges, and a distinctly modern yet transitional look, grouted thinly with a light gray contrast. The floor showcases large format polished marble tiles in subtle white and gray, with matching thin white grout, laid in a stacked configuration for a seamless elegant effect.
This project merges classic subway style with modern sensibility, delivering a light-filled and refined atmosphere. The 3826 Durango project by Jessica Koltun Home in Dallas, TX, demonstrates a harmonious blend of natural textures and sophisticated finishes, perfectly suited for those who appreciate a fresh, transitional bathroom aesthetic. The interplay between glossy, visually textured walls and smooth marble-look flooring enhances the space’s sense of luxury and serenity, creating an inviting bath retreat.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this project and similar tile installations.
What type of wall tile is used above the vanity?
The wall features ceramic subway tiles in a glossy white and gray finish, arranged in a running bond pattern.
What material is used for the bathroom floor?
The bathroom floor is finished in large format polished marble tiles with a subtle white and gray marble look.
Is the grout color for the wall tile contrasting?
Yes, the wall tiles use a thin gray grout that contrasts with the white and gray ceramic subway tiles for a defined appearance.
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