Contemporary Kitchen:Kitchen Backsplash?
Hi, we recently installed Sued Brown Granite in our kitchen and now are looking to replace our backsplash. We are unsure on the style and color of backsplash we should install and would like some advice. I have placed some pictures of the kitchen and flooring on Flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/31356454@N02/?saved=1
Thanks in advance!
IMAGE: Kitchen
I think a tumbled marble backsplash would look great with your new Sued Brown Granite. I don’t really know what look you are going for…like if you want a subtle backsplash or something flashy? You can really have fun with the backsplash as there are so many options out there! Here is just one website I found that had some backsplashes to look at: http://theshowroomtx.com/Countertops.php?aa=1&si0=0&si1=24
I suggest that you just google "kitchen backsplashes" and look at alot of photos to pinpoint what you want. If you are wanting to sale your home in the near future I personally would go with something subtle like the tumbled marble…that is what I’m doing in my own kitchen.
maybe if you want more information,You can refer to this blog which show you an article about CONTEMPORARY KITCHEN and Kitchen backsplash Ideas:
(if those website not change)
Contemporary Kitchen BLOG:
http://contemporarykitchen-backsplashideas.blogspot.com
How to get Kitchen Backsplash Ideas for your Kitchen Article (enzinearticle):
http://kitchen-backsplash-ideas2.blogspot.com/
Great Kitchen Question and Answer Blog:
http://kitchen-question-answer.blogspot.com
Source(S)
CONTEMPORARY Kitchen Backsplash Ideas Blog
http://contemporarykitchen-backsplashideas.blogspot.com
Hope that helps, post back if need be- regards
what about a glass splash back..that way you can incorperate any colour behind it you wish – whether it be the yellow you currently have or something to contrast with the granite.
Love the tin detail on the wall. Since both the tin and the granite are not very colorful, you can try putting some color into the backsplash. I like the idea of glass mention in another answer. Take a look at glasstile.com and try finding a nice blend that has some metallic finishes with some more natural glass that would tie together the stone counter and the tin.
Nathan
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