Splashback for white kitchen . Any advice pls .

3 years ago

Hi,
We got white kitchen with copper profiles. I like to add some colour to this kitchen . I am thinking to go with copper turquoise mixed splashback with turquoise chairs . Will that look odd ? Or shall I go with only grey or copper. Is it very difficult to get tiles in that colour . Where is the best place to find those colour tiles . Sorry for asking so many questions. Any ideas really helpful. Thank you .

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Splashback for white kitchen . Any advice pls .

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