Pink Subway Tile Ideas | Bathroom, Kitchen, Interior Design (2021)

3 min readJun 24, 2021

Pink subway tiles are rare options for interior designs, but they can be a brilliant touch for kitchen backsplashes, bathroom walls, children rooms, Air B&B. Ai Jia Ceramics collects brilliant uses of pink subway tiles for you. You will find in this blog:

Kitchen Backsplashes Ideas
Bathroom Decoration Ideas
Other Room Ideas

Let’s begin our room tour now!

Pink Herringbone Kitchen Backsplash

A pink herringbone backsplash will make your kitchen look sweet and colorful.

This dreamy idea is from Lucinda of PeacockFinds (Instagram). How can we describe the brilliance of it? Mint green cabinets and counters go hand-in-hand with the pink backsplash right in the middle. The white countertop perfectly mitigates the clashes of colors.

Source: Lucinda of PeacockFinds

Pink Bathroom Design

Having a completely pink bathroom is crazy at the first thought, but at the second thought it works. This can be done by matching pink background with round white mirrors, a simple white basin, and classic meatal gold taps. Then, a dreamy pink bathroom blows your mind.

Source: QS Supplies

Pink Master Bathroom

Being pink in the same way can be a little dull? How about using pink tiles with different color shades? This is absolutely a brilliant idea, for it gives a different visual effect. It’s difficult to describe, but you can get it right? The glazed tiles and vintage looks also add to the attractiveness of the design.

Source: Interiors Edict

Kitchen Backsplash with Different Pink Shades

The same strategy can be applied to kitchen too with different shades of pink. Okay, we admit these are not strictly speaking subway tiles, but pink square tiles. However, we can imagine how it will look with subway tiles installed. Black slab countertop matches perfectly well with the wood look cabinet and the pink background.

Source: SF Girl

Terrazzo with Pink Tiles

Along with the rise of concrete as a beautiful, as well as functional, surface for the home, terrazzo is also becoming a firm favorite of interior designers and architects alike.

Source: SF Girl

Blue and Pink Concerto

No, we haven’t run out of ideas yet. Why don’t we play it down a little and put pink at par with blue? This idea is strange, but works out just fine. Take a look at the clash between the two colors and the company of white color.