I saw Ikea's Besta TV stuff. Looked perfect for the job, with grey glass panels that can be illuminated from behind. But, they come in 1200mm panels, our run is 3m, so wouldn't work. As for there actual kitchen panels, they don't seem to do them in white! Only black, stainless steal or some tiled white pattern.

Hi Carolyn. I think your kitchen looks great, love the styling of the shelves. Does the "splashback "on the oven come off? If not, and may be wrong(!), I think a splashback might look a bit odd. If you were to do anything I might add a splashback all the way across that wall up to the bottom of the first shelves but it would be good to see a pic including the ceiling. Your kitchen to me seems all about texture so I would actually avoid any type of coloured glass but add more interest with texture. I don't think it's needed though I would just clear a couple of things off the worktop add some wild flowers (good faux if necessary) and a potted herb or 2

Have you considered a mirror? This would not only work well with your colour scheme but would provide a more spacious feel by reflecting the colours already in your kitchen. If you felt more adventurous tinted mirror glass. When using glass behind a cooker you can use plain or toughened for heat resistance but ultimately what should be considered is durability. In this location where it is likely that pots and pans could knock the splashback toughened should used. If you commissioned us for this installation then toughened glass would be provided as standard and we could explore different options for glass colour or backings if mirror didn't take your fancy. Robert

Yes, me! I have a bronzed mirror throughout the whole length of the kitchen run. I love it, don't regret it. See here: https://valleyhouseinteriors.com/2021/07/30/new-open-plan-kitchen-living/