Regal Backsplash Plus · Precision First
Beveled White Subway Tile
White beveled subway tile across the kitchen backsplash, raised sink wall, and seating-side bar face. Photographs progress from tile setting and kitchen views to completed surfaces, inside corners, electrical fittings, and cabinet-to-counter transitions.
Bar-face tile setting beneath the granite overhang.
Contractor Notes
The staggered white tile courses extend across the bar face beneath the black corbels. Visible spacers document the setting stage, giving contractors a view of joint layout before the finished presentation.
Bar-face end and staggered tile layout.
Contractor Notes
The end-on view draws attention to the tiled face meeting its vertical boundary. The repeated offset pattern and the bracket locations show how the layout relates to the surrounding bar construction.
Full kitchen and tiled bar during installation.
Contractor Notes
A room-scale view connects the bar-face tilework with the kitchen backsplash behind it. The same white subway treatment carries through both areas, tying the separate surfaces together visually.
Range-wall tile beneath dark cabinetry.
Contractor Notes
White beveled tile frames the range below the microwave and dark cabinets. The horizontal courses bring visual continuity across the cooking area and adjacent counter sections.
Counter alcove and electrical openings.
Contractor Notes
The tile fills the compact counter alcove between upper and lower cabinets. This view documents the layout around electrical openings and the tile courses meeting the countertop and cabinet boundaries.
Cooking-area backsplash and microwave junction.
Contractor Notes
An angled range view shows the tile extending beneath the microwave toward the adjoining wall. The staggered joints and repeated bevels give this small backsplash a consistent rhythm beside the appliances.
Close range-side counter return.
Contractor Notes
The closer angle lets contractors inspect the tile at the cooking-area return and beneath the cabinet edge. The offset courses continue into the tight space between the appliance and countertop.
Raised sink-wall backsplash at the counter return.
Contractor Notes
White beveled subway tile follows the narrow raised wall beneath the granite ledge and turns around the counter return. Staggered courses meet beside an uncovered electrical fitting, showing the relationship between the tiled wall and both countertop levels. This clearer view preserves the overall surface relationship recorded by the soft-focus alternate rather than claiming hidden construction detail.
Sink-wall backsplash and raised bar.
Contractor Notes
The sink-side view shows the beveled tile stretching beneath the raised granite ledge. Its continuous white courses connect the sink area with the adjacent counter return.
Angled sink counter and tiled raised wall.
Contractor Notes
The angled composition traces the tile along the raised wall beside the sink. Repeated offset joints provide a consistent pattern across the changing counter geometry.
Front view of the sink-side tile band.
Contractor Notes
A front view places the narrow tile band in context above the sink base. The running-bond layout carries across the raised wall beneath the granite bar top.
Completed cooking-wall composition.
Contractor Notes
The finished room view brings the range-wall backsplash, dark cabinetry, and appliances into one composition. The white bevels add depth while the horizontal layout visually joins the counter sections.
Finished counter alcove beneath upper cabinets.
Contractor Notes
The completed alcove shows the white subway courses fitted between the granite counter and upper cabinets. The electrical cover and inside corner make this a useful view of the finishing work in a confined area.
Completed bar face overview — soft focus.
Contractor Notes
The tiled knee wall is shown beneath the granite overhang and black supports. This soft-focus image conveys the completed bar-face coverage; sharper photographs carry the detailed workmanship observations.
Long perspective beneath the bar overhang.
Contractor Notes
The low oblique view follows the tiled bar face along the overhang. Repeated horizontal courses and beveled faces emphasize the continuity of the layout beneath the support brackets.
Bar-face perspective — soft focus.
Contractor Notes
This soft-focus perspective records the tile wrapping the seating-side knee wall. It provides spatial context for the overhang and corbels without overstating fine-detail quality.
Finished tiled bar with seating.
Contractor Notes
The seating view shows the completed bar face behind the chrome stools. The white running bond visually unifies the long knee wall while the black corbels remain distinct above it.
Electrical cover and beveled tile close-up.
Contractor Notes
The close view shows the installed electrical cover against the beveled tile beneath the cabinet. Visible grout lines, offset joints, and the countertop transition let contractors examine the finish around a functional interruption.
Inside corner beneath the cabinet.
Contractor Notes
The close-up documents tile courses meeting at the inside corner under the wood cabinet. The fitted corner pieces, white joint lines, and countertop junction make the cutting and transition work easy to inspect.
Under-cabinet tile field and outlet.
Contractor Notes
This close angle highlights the dimensional bevels and running-bond joints around the electrical cover. The white tile meets the granite along the bottom and the cabinet underside above, bringing the surrounding transitions into view.
Long under-cabinet perspective into the corner.
Contractor Notes
The perspective view follows the tile past the outlet to the inside corner. The visible courses carry around the return, and the beveled edges remain legible right up to the corner and countertop junction.
Microwave-side tile and cabinet return.
Contractor Notes
The photograph shows the backsplash beneath the microwave-side cabinetry and into the adjoining corner. The offset layout, electrical cover, and lower countertop seam offer a close look at finishing in a tight appliance-adjacent space.
Raised sink-wall tile band beneath granite.
Contractor Notes
This counter-level view traces the narrow backsplash beneath the raised granite ledge. The tile courses continue across the wall with the electrical fitting integrated into the same white field.
Front detail of the raised-wall electrical cover.
Contractor Notes
This front view makes the tile surrounding the electrical cover easy to inspect. The beveled faces and white joints continue beneath the granite ledge, keeping the functional opening within the established pattern.
Fourteen supplied photographs showing bar-face tile setting and the range, counter, and raised sink-wall layout.
Twenty-two supplied photographs of completed tilework, bar-face views, corner cuts, electrical covers, and cabinet-to-counter junctions.