Kitchen Backsplash Ideas Pictures
A perfectly designed kitchen backsplash will add charm to the kitchen. The kitchen is the centre of the contemporary home so residents are trying to find more varied ways of putting their own stamp on their pride and joy, their home. A beautiful kitchen backsplash will add to that. For instance if you looking for a way to make the most of your knotty alder cabinets then there are some easy kitchen backsplash ideas that will do that.
The kitchen is the centre of social or family moments in most homes. So the style of kitchen backsplash, which is likely to be one of the first things a visitor will notice can often make all they difference in the look and feel of your kitchen. Lets discuss how to go about styling your kitchen backsplash.
Although plain old ceramic tile is often a favourite as it is clean, simple, easy to clean and hardwearing, today we have a massive and increasing selection of designs, dimensions and colors available online of locally. Other materials to think about are:
Glass Tile. Glass tile is extremely easy to clean and maintain, even in mosaic form. The color choices means that there should be something for everyone in most selections made. Natural Stone Tile. Travertine and tumbled stone are becoming more popular. Just be careful as natural stone tiles will need to be prepared and sealed on a regular basis to main their properties. Metal Tile. Metal tiles look great when used with ceramic tile or natural stone backsplash. Or you can go for something totally different such as tuscan painted tiles.
Match Color to Décor. Ensure the kitchen backsplash material colors is not going to clash with the accessories. Or consider updating you kitchen accessories to match the potential color of the backsplash. Choose your base color and then your accent colors. Don't forget to include the countertop in this equation.
Your kitchen is probably the most important room in your home, probably on the same level as your bathroom, although we probably tend to spend more time in the kitchen. And these days many people don't want to compromise on the standard of decor in their kitchens.
This is especially important if you do a lot of cooking in your home and you are the main chef of the family. If you are spending a lot of time in the kitchen you want that to be an environment that your are proud of and glad to bring your family and friends into.
So although seems a minor thing, choosing the right kitchen backsplash, can make all the difference to the overall look and feel of your kitchen. Kitchen Backsplash Tiles are no longer just splash protection. Although that is an important function, and the fact that having a kitchen backsplash makes the backsplash areas so easy to clean is fantastic. But choosing the right style of tiles also means that you kitchen can look clean and bright but also be fantastically stylish too.
Choosing a backsplash tile should be easy, but with the amount of variety available today, not surprisingly it can be a hard choice. There are tiles available to suit every choice and requirement. Often it will depend if you are planning on matching or contrasting. Are you matching your kitchen floor to your backsplash, or your backsplash to your countertop. Or to your walls, or your cabinets. Or contrasting. So it really depends on what look you are actually trying to achieve.
Having decided how you are going to match or contract your backsplash, you will need to also decide what material you are going to use. As discussed previously marble, granite, glass or even metals are some of the choices available to you. There are also lots of kitchen backsplash tile designs pictures available out there that can help you.
Simple backsplash ideas were the popular trend just a few years back, so there is no reason why you cant have a plain single color backsplash. For a clean and simple look match your tiles with the floor or the countertop. For a more adventurous look choose a bold color or range of colors maybe in a mosaic. With so much choice out there you can do this without totally blowing the budget.
If you really are extravagant in your tastes it would be very easy to spec a kitchen that costs a small fortune, so you need to be careful with your choices when renovating the kitchen and your choice of backsplash tile and materials is part of that. But by being creative with your choices and shopping around as much as possible, you can get a lot for a little.
If you have plain walls at the moment but are thinking of enhancing them with a backsplash, ceramic tiles or a mosaic pattern would be a really good choice. Ceramic tiles are produced in so many colors, sizes, textures and designs, you can go for what ever you like pretty much. Mosaic is similar in that by choosing alternate colors you can really create a unique style of backsplash and show off your creativity.
So add a backsplash to your kitchen to make the most of it and create a new focal point. If you get your backsplash just right, it will really enhance your kitchen and put a little smile on your face everytime you walk into the room. If you have a granite worktop then there are great backsplash ideas for granite countertops online.
You can even go back to basics and opt for the simplest backsplash possible which is a plain white square ceramic tile to create your luxury kitchens designs. Thats about as basic as it gets and is probably going to be the cheapest option you are going to find for a backsplash.
If thats just a bit to simple for you you can mix it up by using tile of a certain color, or two or three colors. This will still be a very simple backsplash but a bit more lively. Or something totally different to create contrast and drama such as black glass subway tiles which are cool and impressive. Choosing a backsplash for kitchens can be a challenge but it can also be fun.
Backsplashes for Kitchens
Can you please tell me the name of the tile and manufacturer of the tile in the second pic with the spice rack in the corner?
ReplyDeleteI am also interested in the name of the tile and manufacturer of the tile in the second pic wiht the spice rack in the corner. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteCan you please tell me the name of the tile and manufacturer of the tile in the second pic with the spice rack in the corner?
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Not sure of the name but think its Fire and Ice Backsplash
ReplyDeleteCan you please provide information on the tile in the backsplash of the last picture on this page, including the detailed pieces? Thanks
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ReplyDeleteThese are so cute what a brilliant idea, picking a very specific design it helps to know if you prefer a more classic or more modern look. Making that decision will help you start to narrow down choices on everything from wall color to cabinet doors. Thanks...
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Does the backsplash go up before new granite countertops? Or can it be done after...which is best?
ReplyDeleteI would like to know the manufacturer of the backsplash in the 4th picture. The flowerpot with the vine with the green border. I have seen it before and have not had any luck in finding who made it. Thanks!
ReplyDeletecan you tell me the name if the manufacturer of the glass mosaic in the fourth photo? My email is
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I would also like to know the manufacturer of the backsplach in the 4th picture. Please pass the info to me as well. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI would also like the name of the tile and manufacturer of the tile in the second pic with the spice rack in the corner? Please email me at gdickens3@me.com
ReplyDeleteCan you please tell me the name and tile manafacturer of the tile in the second picture??????
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Kitchen Backsplash usually goes in after the countertop
ReplyDeleteWe would love to know what is the name and manufacturer of the brick type back splash in the 1st picture please.
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ReplyDeleteVery informative. All images are very attractive. The theme of your blog is very beautiful and the article is written very well, I will continue to focus on your article.
Can you tell me the name and manufacturer of the tile in the 2nd picture with the spice rack in the corner.
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I have been having trouble finding a backsplash I liked until I seen the 2nd picture with the spice rack. That's it. Exactly what I want. Please help with the manufacture, style name, and color!
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Brick Fire and Ice Quartz by Jeffrey Court.
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Your backsplashes are beautiful. We just had one installed during our reno and now I have a question. The majority of it is marble or tile but we have an accent strip of a stainless steel like strip to go with all of our appliances. The material of the stainless steel is thinner than the tile. Should they both be at the same level on the wall? Right now the accent piece is reset into the wall (not level). It looks a bit odd. Does this sound right to you?
ReplyDeleteNot sure of the name but think its Fire and Ice Backsplash
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