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Decorating & Design

January 17 2019

Vertical Tile Is The New Kitchen & Bathroom Trend You Need To Know About

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Subway tile — everyone’s perennial favorite — has slimmed down and veered vertically. The new look sees the tiles flipped upright and slimmer for a captivating do-over. Use vertical tile in tight spaces to draw the eye to the sky, creating the illusion of higher walls and ceilings, or just because you desire a daring new look. Click through for inspiration to get you started.

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