Floor complimenting
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6 years ago
I am have a hard time finding a back splash to compliment my kitchen flooring. I am trying inf to stay away from anything trending such as plain subway tile.
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PROPatricia Colwell Consulting
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Denita
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoGo with a back painted glass backsplash in a color that blends with your countertop (white)- go with anything that isn't busy. I wouldn't even add a texture - but then again I don't like pattern on pattern - it gets too busy. At least you can customize your color for the backsplash. JMHO
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PROBeth H. :
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agofloor is gorgeous. how about a darker gray subway? larger tiles. not small busy ones.
these are a 3x12
similar look to this one below (which is a 3x6)
or a more modern stack layout
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6 years ago
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