Kitchen finish detail · Finished detail

Gloss White Subway Detail

A low-angle detail shows gloss white rectangular tile meeting a wood counter, inside corner, cabinet edge, outlet, and under-cabinet lights.

Kitchen backsplash service
This close view highlights the gloss white tile, wood counter, outlet, and inside corner.

Craftsmanship in the details

A closer look at the layout, pattern, transitions, and finish work throughout this installation.

A close corner view

The horizontal pattern turns through an inside corner beneath the upper cabinetry.

A visible outlet cut

The field meets an outlet plate near the left edge of the photo.

Light across a reflective surface

Under-cabinet fixtures emphasize the uneven reflective character of the gloss finish.

Planning something similar?

Send David a few photos of your space and the tile you are considering. He can review the layout, edges, and other project details with you before the work begins.

Read the kitchen backsplash planning guide →
  1. Start with the full wall

    Wide photos help show cabinet lines, counters, corners, windows, outlets, and the main focal area before layout is discussed.

  2. Compare the pattern to the openings

    Tile size and pattern affect where cuts land around outlets, cabinet ends, windows, and the space behind a range or sink.

  3. Confirm the finish choices

    Share the exact product, intended pattern, grout preference, and any exposed-edge condition so the visible details can be planned together.

Show David the space you are planning.

Include your town or ZIP, wide photos, close details, approximate dimensions if available, and the exact product you are considering.