Kitchen Backsplashes

Color and variation in color

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Gray is interesting without being too busy. Like color but not sure about shape.

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Like variation in color and base color family.

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Very light gray with white tile reflects the light without being too bright. How's this?

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Plain gray subway tile with white grout looks good with wood cabinets above. This might work for us.

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This color blue backsplash is a blue that I could live with. However, it's probably too dark with wood cabinets above.

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Backsplash tile is middle gray with white grout. How's this?

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Backsplash tile color variation is interesting. This is too brown for us, but I like the variation within the color family.

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Backsplash color is shades of gray. Not too busy but still interesting.

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Light gray grout also works for me with white window trim. It seems that the off-white grout color can work for me if it isn't too much of a contrast with the tile color.

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Grout is white. I think this works best for me.

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In this kitchen, the light gray grout color ties the white tile to the plain gray quartz countertop, so for me, it works. In other examples, the gray grout added too much business to the backsplash.

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long white subway tiles with gray and white counters make a very light, bright kitchen. I think this is what ours will look like.

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LOVE this kitchen backsplash tile with the white countertops.

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Backsplash tiles that look like marble pair nicely with simple white quartz countertops.

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I like this backsplash tile with the white countertops. I think it would work well with wood cabinets too.

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Tile colors are a nice mix.

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Another photo of the mixed gray subway tile backsplash. It sets off the stainless beautifully and works well with a light wood cabinet to warm the room overall.

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Love this subway tile. Simple, muted gray really goes well with the white countertop. Not sure how it'll go with maple cabinets and counter tops but I have a hunch it'd look great.

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Like the backsplash color picked up in the pendant lights. Not too much color, but enough to brighten the space.

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Several interesting ideas that we might want to consider, including a coffee "station" that's not actually in the kitchen. Also, the wine glass rack. White counter over this tone of wood looks really good to me; clean and crisp but warmed by the wood tone.

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Variation in colors of the glass subway tiles, within a color family. I like this effect but the color here is too intense (dark) for me.

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Uneven border works here. I hadn't thought about using the backsplash as a design element on the wall. Could an approach like this help us capitalize on the sloped ceiling?

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I really like this backsplash. I asked a question in the comments to find the manufacturer, material, collection, and color. In addition, they continued it up to the ceiling behind the stove vent. I think that looks better than if they had two rectangles of another background above the line of the vent hood.

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idea for space above cabinets with sloped roof. Open looks better.

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Love these cabinets, both upper and lower. Simple backspash glass tile with subtle accent line for interest.

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