Kitchen splashback? Need help!
Benchtop will be Caesarstone Frosty Carrina.
Originally thought White subway tile with grey grout???? Any suggestions??
Now thinking its stale??
Walls to be Dulux white duck half strength & vivid white trims.
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siriuskey
hace 7 añosSplash back same as bench top, your didn't mention flooring but your kitchen looks amazing
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Jazzi Upton
hace 7 añoshow about textured white tile/white grout?? the texture will make it interesting,the gloss white will tie in with colour scheme and make the place look bigger/brighter and tiles are durable... If you go with white then if you sell it is a neut colour so people can visualise their own style there.
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Debbie Fisher
hace 7 añosI'm not a fan of white subway. They remind me of public places. If you are having under cabinet lighting a highly polished textured tile will allow the light to bounce of it. (This looks great at night)
We are so spoilt for choice with backsplashes. You have to first think do you want it to stand out, or just blend in and compliment you tops. I like both tile and glass. I have seen a glass backsplash panel the other day that had a very faint pattern behind it. (Pattern choice is endless)
I am unsure wether you can make it out?
I appreciate your dilemma, I am there too. Good luck Jess, :))
Jess Van elk agradeció a Debbie FisherJess Van elk
hace 7 años
Dark vinyl plank,
open plan living.
Living to the right of the kitchen and dining situated in front of kitchen.
Jess Van elk
hace 7 años
PROBrisbane Kitchens and Bathrooms
hace 7 añosYour kitchen is looking lovely! A mirror splash back is stylish and you don't need to clean pesky grout. Otherwise have Stegbar scan and print your favourite wallpaper onto the back of glass to create a unique and classy look for your kitchen.
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PROThat Metal Company
hace 7 añosHi Jess, your kitchen is going to be divine. For splashback and even counter fronts, have you ever considered 100% metal? It's easy to install, easy to clean, can be installed behind a stove, and can look continuous due to large sheets and hairline joins. Metal in polished brass, brushed copper, satin gold, weathered, acid etched... we have over 100 beautiful finishes. Metal adds texture, WOW factor, and many options will reflect the light; great for your Butler's Pantry too. I'm Ange and my business partner is Ali. Together we know ALL about metal as we are the largest suppliers in Australia and New Zealand. We'd love to help you. letschat@thatmetalcompany.com.au
siriuskey
hace 7 añosMy first choice would be splash back same as bench top, can be
expensive, perhaps the butlers room could have a mirror to reflect light
and save on cost.I have some photos of some lovely small tile Mosaic splash backs for you. Also
why use vinyl look timber instead of floating or timber flooring, A
very good friend has just recently used the Vinyl and she is very
disappointed, like wise, it's not cheap either. If you do go ahead make
sure that the floor is totally smooth as very little lump ding etc will
show and be felt.
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Rachael
hace 7 añosHow about the hexagon tiles? I did them all through my house - see my pics to see the different colors I used. My bathrooms are the marble look hex, the laundry white with dark grout & kitchen black with white grout ...
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Gallifrey
hace 7 añosThese tiles also come in different colours which would look great in your kitchen. We were unsure but took a risk, and love them.
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