Back splash question
duchessofgoffs
8 years ago
Just moved into a new house and i'm not a fan of the silver back splash. Any suggestion's? I'm not sure what to pair with the green and wood cabinets with the black countertop. Excuse the mess too.
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duchessofgoffs
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Comments (19)Colourhappy sinking the fridge in the wall is my plan, just not right away. I don't even have to steal space, it'll fit into the 'triangle' but I would need to take the kitchen door away and move the utility door. I'll make do by adding an end panel to the right of it to blend it away when seen from in the dining room. Right now it has to stay where it is. As for tiles, I'm somewhat stuck because the worktop has a marbled vein though it. It's white but not brilliant white and next to white wall tiles, it'll look vanilla. The veining through it is grey with a tiny touch of copper/burnt orange through it. Hence why it's called Calacatta gold. I live metro tiles but it's to right here. There is herringbone on the floor so though I do live patterned tiles, again it needs to be simple. Right now I'm considering a glass slab. Any thoughts on that?...See MoreKitchen Splash back ideas
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minnie101
8 years agoduchessofgoffs
8 years agominnie101
8 years agoI can't expand the image. Is it this wallpaper by chance? It's an anaglypta called turner tile. I've got it in my utility room on 2 walls painted in metallic silver as I couldn't find tin tiles to size in the UK! You could try painting it in an off white and try to distress it like the 2nd pic. If you don't mind the wallpaper I'd buy a roll and repaper taking it to the edge of the fridge freezer. If not then look for tiles
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