Building & Renovating

WATCH: How to Install Subway Tiles at Home

It can be easy but it's still best to work with a professional!

by Bea Perdigon Published Jan 16, 2016 Jan 16, 2016
Photography: Marc Jao (Main Photo)

Who wouldn't love these modern and trendy pieces? Subway tiles are relatively cheap and easy to clean—making it ideal for frequently used areas like the kitchen and bathroom. Since there's a high demand for subway tiles lately, it got us curious as to how these distinct rectangular must-haves are installed and arranged in a staggered brick pattern. 

Lucky for us, Scott Sidler of Craftsman Blog shared tips on how he successfully installed subway tiles in an old house. There's even a video too! Remember, it's still best to work with a design professional when installing tiles and working on home improvement projects to avoid mistakes and extra costs!

READ: To DIY or Hire Pro? 

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