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rhatam

What tiles would you use for this backsplash?

rhatam
hace 10 años
I'm looking for some ideas for this backsplash. I'm going to take out the stainless steel (maybe too much stainless steel in on kitchen). Any good ideas?
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    ASVInteriors
    hace 10 años
    What a pity to change out this well matched stainless steel and wood kitchen. If you add some warmth such as ceramic cream cannisters with Flour, Sugar, Tea, Cookies etc you can add more warmth but personally I like this design and would be very happy to have it in my kitchen.

    Comentarios (33)

    • Curt D'Onofrio
      hace 10 años
      I would go with ceramic tile above the stove and beneath its 2 cabinets. If you can't find the pattern of ceramic tile to your liking, then give custom-tiles.com a hoot.
    • unwantedadvice
      hace 10 años
      Well I kind of like the stainless steel backsplash, very industrial looking. Why did you not put stainless on near backsplash area? I would love to see the walls painted a bright, fun color and maybe more pops of color on counters. Otherwise very hip looking space in my opinion.
    • sbrustein
      hace 10 años
      The stainless has a pale blue tint which I really like in the room.why not pale blue glass subway tiles?
    • Sam Dewick
      hace 10 años
      How about dark grey tiles to match your countertop?
    • PRO
      A Crew of Two
      hace 10 años
      I agree the stainless is very cool, but it looks flat. What about getting a cool stainless steel tile?
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    • dclostboy
      hace 10 años
      You're needing texture more than color in the room...think crew of two has nailed it.
    • pitbulls
      hace 10 años
      subway tile
    • User
      hace 10 años
      Clear or light grey glass subway tiles would be the best choice.
    • User
      hace 10 años
      I like the kitchen as is, except for the white walls. However, if you really wanted to remove the stainless backsplash, I think glass subway tiles would be fantastic, in a pale blue or pale green or pale aqua. Also paint the white walls to coordinate with whichever tiles you select.
    • helentyne
      hace 10 años
      I would bring in some color
    • rhatam
      Autor original
      hace 10 años
      Is this what you guys mean by pale aqua subway tiles?
    • PRO
      Rachel's Mosaics
      hace 10 años
      Última modificación: hace 10 años
      This could work, , not the best picture of the tile. The light rocks are very silver.
    • PRO
      Siegler Design Services + INTERIORS
      hace 10 años
      Última modificación: hace 10 años
      Yes, glad you asked! TEXTURE products coming on strong for choice, variety and some retro looks too. Check out glazed cool textured tiles from Island Stone or something like Ann Sacks "Heather Oval". My favorite for a contemporary kitchen like yours would be Heath Ceramics an award winning product 60+ years in the making. Probably Heath Ceramics will enhance your improvement's value but, hard to say in these times. Heath has "overstocks" too, at better pricing.
    • PRO
      OnePlan
      hace 10 años
      maple would look lovely and match the Varde furniture well ! you could use flooring that's maple effect - like Karndean or amtico - so vapour and splashes wouldn't be an issue !
    • rinked
      hace 10 años
      I'd pick simple square white 4x4" (or 5x5), stretcher bond with a light grey grout.
    • PRO
      Design the Space
      hace 10 años
      try to use painted tempered glass back splash use light solid strong color to enhance the counter top and the wood to achieve the homey ambiance of the kitchen.
    • shazzan
      hace 10 años
      I think a glass back-splash cut to size. You can even paint the back of the glass a colour of your choice.
    • sbrustein
      hace 10 años
      I would ave chosen a slightly paler aqua, but that should make a nice statement .
    • indianpatti
      hace 10 años
      How about travertine ... a colorful mosaic like this:
    • User
      hace 10 años
      @rhatham, I was thinking of a paler glass, as shown below:

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    • sbrustein
      hace 10 años
      Smiley face has nailed it
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      A Crew of Two
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    • Jamie Harrison
      hace 10 años
      Última modificación: hace 10 años
      I would stay clear of tiling all together Rhatam! If you want a modern clean look, you should look at glass splashbacks, they don't have grout lines and they wouldn't create mould. With a glass splashback, you can choose any colour you like or have the choice of having any photograph printed onto the glass...

      You should check out www.diysplashbacks.co.uk

      I've attached a few images for you to look over...
    • reba120
      hace 10 años
      Check out mercurymosaics.com!
    • PRO
      Siegler Design Services + INTERIORS
      hace 10 años
      Última modificación: hace 10 años
      I still think Heath Ceramics is a good material choice. Will bring in warmth and the "touched by human hands" characteristic that is so nice to offset the commercial appliances and stainless steel look in a family home. Several Heath Ceramic choices would work well in a kitchen where real human beings hang out and prepare food and share time together. Attaching only one picture to see color depth, design quality and dimensional character but, not necessarily this specific tile design.

      Love glass back splash look too, but, may be more fitting to bring in some texture in this environment . Maybe flat tile but, nice glaze at stove area and a raised, texture tile at counter where the counter use is more buffet, pantry, general prep etc.. As usual .....need to know more about this homeowner's living and style.
    • PRO
      Siegler Design Services + INTERIORS
      hace 10 años
      So mix tile from same maker with "smooth at cook" area and textured / interesting ceramic glaze at other part of kitchen. Well its an idea anyway to think about. Here is material combo I'm talking about. My recommendation to you is about the nature of the materials and "composition of materials" and not so much these exact items.
    • Addie Anderson
      hace 10 años
      I think you only need a pop of color. Red would be my choice.
    • PRO
      Siegler Design Services + INTERIORS
      hace 10 años
      Yes red good. I like red very much in modern room. Red very sociable. Good for people and fun areas of home.
    • Thaida Gardner
      hace 10 años
      Why not spice it up with a grey subway tile and and inserts like these : Other by Quebec Tile, Stone & Countertops Ceratec Tiles & Stone
    • PRO
      Incorporated LLC
      hace 9 años
      Curious what the decision was? I too actually really liked the stainless and wood elements you had and agreed it was missing something else. I actually thought the countertop was the element that did not fit. I had looked to do stainless counter with stainless backsplash in another renovation I am doing. So not really same situation, but still interested (Cabinetry is white). I was looking to avoid any obvious grout lines or how busy a tile backsplash can look -and avoid having to clean grout lines in my future. I am spending a fortune in another old house attempting to address grout that has become permanently "dirty". Post after photos, love to see it.
    • PRO
      All Natural Stone
      hace 8 años

      I would suggest subway tile, possibly grey coloring.

    • PRO
      Bayside Kitchen Bath
      hace 3 años

      Glass is heading out brick and stone are in .

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