backsplash
11 years ago
Featured Answer
Sort by:Oldest
Comments (6)
- 11 years ago
Related Discussions
what backsplash?
Comments (26)We're with Valduff. Shades of purple and plum can really add depth to a chic scheme like yours. Particularly with your gorgeous counter top. Grey is also a good call, as it will coordinate with your kitchen units but allow room to add coloured accessories. It can depend on the light quality in your room- we always recommend grabbing some tester opts in a range of shades. Paint your walls or A4 sheets, and see what the colours look like as the light changes throughout the day....See MoreFix scratches stainless steel backsplash
Comments (5)I feel your pain as I did the same with my stainless steel oven. I rubbed some oil gently on it and it did help, but the t cut idea sounds good!...See MoreDifferent back splashes
Comments (2)I have tiles on one wall by the sink, and mirror in a darker area. I also have wallpaper over the other (non-cooking) side of the kitchen. It's great! Do what works for you....See MoreSeeking Advice for Backsplash Tile Color in Newly Revamped Kitchen
Comments (12)Hello, Congratulations on your new kitchen, we hope you're enjoying it! We understand that choosing kitchen tiles and backsplash could be confusing, there's so much in the market! You could go with a similar material you've used for the worktop, so it feels and looks continuous. You could also go with a mirrored look to expand the space, visually. We love Kit Kat tiles, they're making a comeback in the market. I'll attach a few images so you can get some ideas! We are Bespoke kitchen and wardrobe designers and provide free-of-charge initial design or quotation services. Our showroom is based in Notting Hill, London, but our services all over the UK....See More- 11 years ago
- 11 years ago
- 11 years ago
- 11 years ago








home-pop