Need backsplash ideas
I recently changed my counter tops to a white, creamy, brown quartz ( Viatera Clarino). They were black before! The idea now is to get a backsplash that will go with my wood cabinets AND white cabinets if we decide to paint them later on. Any suggestions? I want it to have a “pop” since my counters are very simple. Thanks.
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last yearlast modified: last yearcream color subway tile. that works with floor and grain in counter. I dont think a PoP is what you need here simplicity will keep in uniform If you want a pop, change those pendants. They fall rather flat and seem too big, could be hung a little higher as well. changing your cabinet pulls could help too.
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11 months agoIt looks like you already have a 4 inch backsplash, so you could just remove the current backsplash and then paint the walls. You could've just used the countertop as a backsplash as well, see one of our current designs included here:
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ffpalms
11 months agoSince you’d like a backsplash with some pop, and you have such a small area to cover, I’d search for a solid stone slab that complements both your wood cabinets and white countertop.
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