Transitional White Subway Bath Wall Tile
Citizen Design
About This Project
Material & Feature Breakdown
In this bathroom, the main floor and shower floor use matte porcelain tiles in a small square 2x2 checkerboard pattern, alternating white and black tiles for classic impact. Shower walls feature glossy white ceramic subway tiles sized approximately 3x6 inches, precisely stacked, offering a bright and clean visual. Each tile zone is finished with straight edges for a polished yet timeless feel, with contrasting dark grout accentuating the geometric patterns and bringing textural dimension to the space.
The Queen Anne Residence project by Citizen Design in Seattle, WA, showcases a transitional bathroom that seamlessly balances modern sensibility with vintage touches. The space is anchored by classic white subway shower walls and striking black and white porcelain tile floors, delivering a crisp look with sophisticated detailing. Blending glossy and matte finishes, this bathroom achieves timeless appeal while keeping the environment feeling fresh and bright—an ideal modern sanctuary that honors classic style sensibilities.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this project and similar tile installations.
What type of tile is used for the shower wall?
The shower wall features glossy white ceramic subway tiles in a classic stacked pattern.
Are the bathroom floor tiles slip-resistant?
The matte porcelain floor tiles provide a safer, more slip-resistant surface, ideal for wet bathroom environments.
What grout color is used with the white subway tiles?
A contrasting thin gray grout is used with the glossy white subway tiles to highlight the clean lines of the subway pattern.
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