Glass Tile Backsplash Options For An Elegant Kitchen

I have medium brown cabinets and black appliances with medium gray faux granite counter tops… And the walls are antique white

I plan on installing a stained glass tile backsplash in my kitchen. The surface between my cabinets and countertop is painted drywall. I would like to put up something on top of the drywall to apply the tile to so if I or future owners of my house want to remove the backsplash they can do so without damaging the drywall. I’m hoping to use something very thin because there are areas of the backsplash that won’t be under the cabinets so the top edge of the backing material will be visible. Any ideas?

We just got done with a little kitchen remodel, we put in black granite countertops, painted the walls a greyish/ blue with flat and gloss stripes. we also redid the back splash with white subway tiles and a strip of 1inch black, grey and white glass tiles running through the middle of the backsplash, it’s looks kind of french? ideas on how to decorate, i can’t decide?!?

We are remodeling our entire kitchen/living room into one open space. I have painted the room a pretty blue and would like to add a clear random brick glass backsplash in the kitchen but want to see my paint color behind it. Will it be visible or will the adhesive cover it?

we are a natural stone onyx and marble mosaic, tile and molding manufacturer for 15+ years. We do really aggressive R&D to bring better products for the community. In order to have a fresh and valuable perspective from Yahoo community we would like to know from the community what would they like to see in a kitchen backsplash, Please send your valuable input no matter how small it is, being manufacturers of these products it will help us a lot to serve you better.

I recently replaced a laminate kitchen countertop in my kitchen. After installing the new countertop pushing it against the wall I found that the drywall behind was uneven (wavy), since the new countyertop’s backsplash was straight. The problem: New countertop is set in place & I have uneven drywall which leaves about 1/4inch space between wall & countetop at one end of countertop while the other end is snug fit. One option was to trace the dry wall contours before installing the countertop & jigsaw the backspalsh, but I did not do that. So now if I plan to re-paint I will have to use lot more calk at one end than other which will show up if I use dark paint. Other option is to pull down part of drywall below cabinets upto the countertop and then install a new drywall finish it & repaint it. Third is installing a hardibacker board in such a way that it is parallel to countertop all through and then cover that with tiles. Hasanyone met with such problem & what otions are best.

Our cabinets are white, the counter-top is a black/dark gray. Our floor is a light/medium wood laminate. We have all stainless-steel appliances. There is a backsplash that covers the walls from the counters to the cabinets that is tiled in darker colors; grays, black, greens, and a beige/orange/yellow.

I cannot decide what color would look best. I love the outdoors, I have pictures of leaves hanging as sort of a theme. I guess the best way to describe the color in there now is a mustardy color. I would like to stick with the trendiest colors, while being very comfortable and inviting.

I have black granite countertops with a travertine diamond pattern backsplash (was already there when I bought the place). I painted the walls white and put in dark hardwood floors. I have all white appliances. The cabniets are horrid outdated wood laminate and are in desperate need of being replaced, but all I can afford is to paint them. I have a sort of bistro theme going and was thinking of painting the base white and all the doors and drawer faces either black or a moss green? Has anyone ever seen anything like this? Have any better ideas?