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Help kitchen tiles/ splashbacks help!

5 years ago

love my new kitchen but struggling to decide on tiles or splashback...I don't want ultra modern but don't want country either.. it's soooo hard!! we have anthracite tall radiators to go in yet too..x

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Ellie
5 years ago
Why not just have a glass backsplash behind the hob? I dont think you need a any patterned/coloured tiles or anything.
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SUN STUDIO.London - Glassworks and Prints
5 years ago
last modified: 5 years ago
Thats a wonderful kitchen to put splashback on. We can give probably the best price for a highest quality toughened splashback

Have a look on these:

https://www.sunstudio.london/printed-mirrors-wembley/ (Each mirror can be a splashback)

https://www.sunstudio.london/glass-splashbacks-2
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AluSplash
5 years ago
Your kitchen has some great wall space area. If you chose a splashback, it could act as a subtle addition to your space, or depending on the colour you choose it could lift the space with an accent hue.

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