I need kitchen backsplash help!!!
asiadf
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I have a small Boston kitchen. Cherry wood cabinets, tan granite (with hints of brown, yellow and grey in it), and stainless steel appliances. What should I do for backsplash!??! I would greatly appreciate any feedback!!!
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PROAliciaTappDesigns Images on Tiles
hace 10 añosSee the attachment.. Here's an idea for your backsplash
http://www.aliciatappdesigns.com
Any image on tiles
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Darzy
hace 10 añosÚltima modificación: hace 10 añosHow about a sleek stainless steel look subway tile type? I'd install behind the refrigerator a little bit so it looks like the whole wall is tiled.
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PROVered Rosen Design
hace 10 añosI like the herringbone idea. cream colored subway tile or ceramic stone like would both work. Keep it simple, and in the warm tones
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mkhodges
hace 10 añosI agree to keep it simple. I am not one who likes to add much pattern or "busy-ness" to exiting granite. Nice colors already so i would just try to blend. In fact, I am looking at the same thing. I need to add a backsplash. My granite is black with small flecks of pattern. White fairly ornate cabs which have a mocha wash. Very light grey walls. I don't want the backsplash to compete....just blend and finish it off.
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PROWyland Interior Design Center
hace 10 añosÚltima modificación: hace 10 añosAnother idea- I like to add interesting decorative liner/ listello details to add some interest. Here is an example. I created this listello out of 1x1 mosaic and then added in 2x2 custom relief tiles for one of my client's kitchens. It adds a little bunch rather than going with the plain subway look.
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PROA K Smith Architects
hace 10 añosI would fill the entire space with nice glass tile. Because of the granite, I would keep it light and clean. Tile not too small 3x6's running horizontally. Look at this image.
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Deb
hace 10 añosYour kitchen reminds me of mine! Here is the backsplash I choose. I found it at an outlet store. It is a natural stone, and pulls out all of colors in the granite.
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Sam Dewick
hace 10 añosSince your cabinets are dark, i'd recommend backsplash that's on the brighter side of the color spectrum so your kitchen won't look too dark and heavy
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Wyland Interior Design Center
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Wyland Interior Design Center
hace 10 añosÚltima modificación: hace 10 añosHello asiadf,
I notice that you have an electrical wire hanging out of the wall. Were you think of adding under cabinet lighting?
Here is another idea for you. What about a tiled niche? The niche creates a shelf to display decorative items. Add a LED puck light on top of it to light the area. I would make it about the same size as Alicia's Mural above (Which is beautiful mural by the way). I have posted and example of where I did this on one of my kitchen projects. (See Photo #1).
Or create a backlit niche with a Lumicor or 3Form resin panel. Add an LED light behind for energy efficiency and it will also light up the sink area. (See Photo # 2,3 & 4).
PROGranite Transformations
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PROWilliam Roy Designer Kitchens
hace 10 añosI see pictures of off set tiles and think, what a pain in the *%$#%^ that would b to clean. Think Easy.
PROBennett-Brock Realty Group, FM Realty
hace 10 añosNatural tumbled stone in tan with light cream mortar. The center tile is there to bring together the stainless steel in the room.
asiadf88
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PROcustom-tiles.com
hace 10 añosDo you feel like these colors go well with your décor? A customer just sent these photos of their installation to us today. The tile mural was made based on a photo they emailed to us, and the printed tiles are completely washable.
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A K Smith Architects
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PROCreative Ceramic & Marble/ Bill Vincent
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Kathy Abrescia
hace 8 añosleelee
hace 8 añosYou should keep the backsplash simple and not add any accent tiles or you'll be starting a new dilemma. Many mosaics and accents can technically match on a tiny sample but it will clash big time with the granite when you see it in its full glory.
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