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Suggestions for kitchen backsplash

ttpunchie
7 år siden
We have a Spanish style home in California. We really love this Sinfonia hexagon tile for our kitchen floor. We plan to have white kitchen cabinets and darker countertops.
Any suggestions for our back splash tile?

Thanks!
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  • PRO
    Dragonfly Tile & Stone Works, Inc.
    7 år siden
    Sidst ændret: {last_modified_time}7 år siden

    Love the floor! Generally I think subway tile is over used right now but in your case I think it may be a perfect component, however definitely not white and preferably handmade clay tile (in keeping with your homes architecture), and perhaps a crackle finish (depends on the countertops). Maybe something like these, picking up on hues from your floor. These are from Fireclay Tile and come in various finishes and sizes (and LOTS of colors).

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    • torreykm
      7 år siden
      Sidst ændret: {last_modified_time}7 år siden

      I have no suggestions for you backsplash, but that tile is stunning! Do you have a photo of your countertop material?

    • PRO
      #KrisFordRealtor
      7 år siden
      I would choose a white subway tile or even blue glass backsplash would be sharp!
    • stephryandesign
      7 år siden
      That tile is awesome and full of character. Picking something a little retro, would tie that in, but the fact that its new will keep it fresh looking.
      I would say go for something in a natural material. I've seen wood, box tops with a clear glaze to protect it from moisture. Maybe cork, also with some sort of moisture-proof application.
    • YoungPeony
      7 år siden
      Dragonfly Tile, I agree 100%. The floor is so beautiful and the tiles you suggest are a great compliment.
    • J D
      7 år siden
      Do you like an arabesque tile? It would add to the Moroccan/Spanish style
    • PRO
      JAN MOYER
      7 år siden

      The floor is already the star. Whatever your solid surface, and I hope it is plain, I would run it right up the splash!!: )

    • emmarene9
      7 år siden

      Arabesque with same color grout. Light blue would be nice. Please share your finished floor. It is impressive.

    • dcurlsbennett
      7 år siden
      Where did you find the floor tile? Gorgeous! Backsplash tile with matte finish. Let your tile floor be the star.
    • PRO
      Modern Rustic
      7 år siden

      Depending on the height of your cabinets, a large natural stone tile (in a lighter hues that can be found in the floor tile) would look amazing....it would reflect the rustic natural feel of the floor without distracting from it! Amazing floor tile! Or possibly a natural stone in more of a brick pattern.


      Be sure to post piccies once its finished..... sounds like you have some great style choices going on!

    • User
      7 år siden

      The first thing I thought of was exactly the color n style that dragonfly posted with the first choice. Can u tell us the color of the countertop? I def think u should let the floor be the main attraction n the backslash compliment it. Beautiful choice. :)

    • Jillian - Interior design student
      7 år siden

      Love the tile, but maybe not with white cabinets. Consider a blue island -or- blue lower cabinets.


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    • J D
      7 år siden
      I said arabesque earlier, and I think you should not do a blue or anything like that. I think it should be cream (like in the flooring). Arabesque is already very unique and decorative. I think going w a blue arabesque would be taking too much attention away from the floor, since it's already such a unique tile (the arabesque).
      If you wanna go w the light blue, I'd do the subway tile like someone mentioned above
    • maree85
      7 år siden

      Your kitchen is going to be fantastic. I have to say I was thinking light gray tile but I like all of Dragonfly's choices. What's better in the end might depend on your counter color.

    • ttpunchie
      Forfatter
      7 år siden
      Thank you for all the ideas! We were planning to border that floor tile with a orange-red Spanish tile border. Cream cabinets for main and light blue/gray island cabinets
    • mzapper
      7 år siden

      I think more of a square shaped tile or Arabesque would work better with your gorgeous floor!...and nothing shiny - more of a matte...and if you can work in a little tile like your floor - would be amazing!

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