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Zachary Watts
Zachary Watts
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I like the semi-wavy surface of this one

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I think it's good to get at least get some normal, long subway tile like this.

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I like the clean lines in this one! Nice to have something a bit different but also classic

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Not sure if it's a shadow, but it looks like some of the tiles are slightly different shades of white and light gray, which is kinda neat.

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Love the herringbone! It's still the same subway tile, so I think you can order a few and just see if you like it in straight rows or in a different pattern.

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Might be worthwhile getting something like this that's similar to traditional subway tile but less long, just to see how it looks. Because you don't have a very long wall, the normal 12" tiles may seem too big.

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