7 Ways to Pick Your Backsplash
- Textured, Shiny Black Walls– Black and shiny, rich and brooding tile contrasts brilliantly with soft cabinetry, marble countertops, and simple design details.
- Vintage Charming Backsplash– For a one-of-a-kind kitchen tiling idea that doubles as a conversation piece, consider sourcing vintage tiles and creating a focal point above your stove.
- A Pop of Color on the walls– Your kitchen is the perfect place to dabble in vibrant color. When utilizing a bold tile, like this design in any color, the key is to create balance with more neutral details in the rest of the space.
- Rustic and Multi-Textured Walls-To create a rustic and organic space, but one that still has depth, opt for multiple complementing textures on one wall.
- Neutral Glossy White Walls– If you want a clean, classic kitchen tiling idea, consider a neutral glossy white tile—but incorporate some unexpected features that minimize any potential for overly sterile starkness. For example, blue cabinets or multi-toned cabinets for more interest.
- In-Lay Tile Backsplash– Essentially a built-in art piece, it’s a simple and effective way to add pizzazz to an otherwise simple design scheme.
- Tone-on-Tone Backsplash– While contrast always works, you can also get playful in your kitchen via a monochromatic color scheme. Like the tile shown above.
