Hi

Georgiewooler, I suggest that you could create a splash back with the image of your painting behind the glass. I would be happy to provide you with this. You could have the art work reproduced or you could have it hand lacquered from Italy- which is a beautiful finish.

Please email me if you are interested to carry these ideas forward.

asltd16@outlook.com - website under development

alice@glassdeco.eu - my global partners for exotic requests.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Have a nice weekend

Alice

Have you actually got room between the Aga and the wall to fit a splashback? I don't know if it applies to all Agas but the top needs to be able to come off if the thermostat fails on an oil fired Aga. Pretty sure they tell you to leave room to get it off for other models too, certainly for electric which we're having installed in a new property. And yes the thermostat can fail, that's how we know. We tiled down tightly to our current one and then the thermostat failed after a few years. It was only because my daughter was able to use her slender fingers to feed the cable through that the Aga engineer was able to do the job without dismantling our stone tiles. It was Christmas Eve too...

Hi. It looks a great kitchen. Are you just tiling behind the aga or that whole wall?

You could go for off white metro but laid in a herringbone pattern to give some texture. Perhaps accessorise with some different textures and a little colour for the worktops and add herbs. These bar stools are nice. Amara also do a rather lovely (but expensive!) concrete stool

http://www.coxandcox.co.uk/workers-stool

What sort of blue were you thinking for the island? I'm thinking blue or blue patterned tiles would be very nice.

I'm thinking pale iridescent blue mosaic tiles: http://www.toppstiles.co.uk/tprod46214/botella-shadow-line-tile.html

I would you tile either a gentle green or cream one to suit the worktop (if i see the color properly). I don't like blue with wood. Stool chairs why not something like the chairs below

Hi There

we tend to use glass a lot for backsplashes in our kitchens. It is bright, reflective & vivacious yet can be warm depending on the colour chosen. And speaking from personal experience I find it very easy to keep in my own kitchen.

Hi - you could create your own exclusive mosaic tile blend for behind your Aga by selecting colours that are in your artwork. You should have a look at our online custom blender and play about with our colour palette by using as much or as little colour as you want. All our tile blends are handmade in Scotland. Here is the link to our design tool. http://mosaicshack.com/custom-blender/