Vertical tile layouts have become a go-to for modern and minimalist interiors. Whether you’re updating a bathroom, kitchen, or laundry, laying subway tiles vertically can completely transform a room, making it feel taller, cleaner, and more contemporary.
Vertical Stack
In more modern homes, the vertical stack of a subway tile has become very popular. It creates a cool, contemporary look, and can help mesh styles by using a classic tile in a clean way.
Vertical Brick
Laying tiles vertically in any way can help elongate your walls or floors, laying them in a brick pattern as well provides more of a feature. The result is a bold, structured look with extra character. This style can work beautifully in Federation or Industrial-style homes, or anywhere you want to mix vintage shapes with a more modern layout.
Vertical Offset
This layout blends the feel of a vertical stack with the energy of an offset pattern. By laying the tiles vertically but offsetting them horizontally, you get a unique look that feels both playful and structured. It’s a versatile option for feature walls or full-wall tiling, and works in both classic and modern interiors.
Looking for a simple way to make your space feel fresh and modern?
Vertical subway tile patterns can bring that subtle wow factor. Talk to our team about how to use them in your next project. Book a Design Consult or come in to our Traralgon or Sale stores.
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