backsplash ideas

4 years ago

Would love some ideas for a backsplash. The kitchen actually has a lot of light. Pictures aren't accurate re the light. Cabinets are espresso maple, countertops are leathered taj mahal. Wall color is BM Bleeker Beige. Attached dining room has ceiling color of BM quiet moments. I was thinking of keeping it pretty simply with small subway tile, but would welcome other ideas. Wish I was brave enough to go with with a soft blue, but too much of a commitment unless you all can convince me otherwise, lol.

Thanks in advance and pictures welcome!

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lucky998877
4 years ago
Have you picked actual tile samples yet? Tape some on the back splash area, it will guide you the right direction.
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4 years ago
what about printed glass? really easy to keep clean, no grout issues, completely hygienic and heatproof. we design and create bespoke printed glass splashbacks that are subtle to pretty wild. cheers Ashley www.glartique.com
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