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by aaudino
4 months ago in Design Dilemma
Kitchen backsplash
What color and style of backsplash should I install in a modern kitchen with blizzard white ceasarstone counters, white gloss upper cabinets and dark wood lower cabinets?
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Anish Motwani Associates Hello

If you want to make it look vibrant than go for RED and GRey color mix
OR
you want to keep it simple than go for Blue and Grey mix

Regards
www.anishkmotwani.in
4 months ago ·
houssaon This kitchen with the same counter top installed what looks like the same material in tiles for the black splash: Contemporary Budget Kitchen. This is attractive: Corona Del Mar Contemporary Kitchen.

A mirror backsplash would look great, but check to see if you need something behind the stove. SeeMEA - Sausalito Residence From this picture it looks like it is OK: Kitchen 1. It must be a certain type of glass to withstand the heat. Close up, notice mirrored switch plates - a must: Kitchen 2.

My last suggestion is do a color you love: The Yamane Residence, Contemporary Vermont Farm House, and New Mood Design.
4 months ago ·
alsad Depends on what you want for your finished look.. I think grey horizontal tiles would look great
4 months ago ·
Subway Tile Outlet Check out these photos attached using our Sky Blue Glass Subway Tile. You can also find even more pictures in our kitchen backsplash gallery here: http://www.subwaytileoutlet.com/gallery/Kitchen-Backsplash-Tile-Pictures.html
4 months ago ·
Darzy If you want to play it safe color-wise and look great...how about a stainless steel subway tile? Here's one with subway, and smooth stainless behind the stove.

4 months ago ·
onthefence If you wanted to stay with something sleek and seamless you could try back-painted glass. Note - I'm not suggesting this color, just the idea of the material.

I've had the tile in the bathroom photo marked for a while too. I'm not sure what it is but if you look at the questions attached to it, a lot of people have made suggestions.
4 months ago ·
Barbra Bright Design I love dimensional tile. Consider tile by Daniel Ogassian: http://www.ogassian.com/
4 months ago ·
alwaysdesigning I am using this stick glass tile in my new house kitchen; looks like it could work for you nicely. There are different color ways, some are thinner than others, some are shinier than others (glass vs. stone sticks). You can even turn them to run vertically behind your cooktop for an accent. Research and pick a nice complement to your style. Subway tiles are so boring. Good luck
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