Kitchen backsplashes can add a ton of visual appeal and give you room to experiment with colors, materials, or patterns -- but how do you nail down the look you want? Read on for three easy ideas to make kitchen backsplash tile work in your own space.
Herrigbone Black Peel and Stick Tile
I don't know about you, but my kitchen is one of the most used rooms in my house. From preparing lunches to hosting dinner parties, I'm constantly in this space and need it to strike a balance between fashion and function. However, when it came to nailing down the look I wanted, the kitchen was a challenging space to design. I spent hours picking out cabinetry and appliances, but something was still missing.
That's where tile backsplashes come in. This accent feature instantly added the hint of color and texture that my kitchen needed.
Here's how to make this design aesthetic work for your home.
IDENTIFY THE RIGHT TILE FOR YOUR HOME
It's incredible how many types of backsplash tile there are. When chooosing one for your kitchen, focus on materials that complement your overall interior design.
I love the look of this classic backsplash within this urban style home. A trendy backsplash of penny round tiles can also work well in an urban setting while Carra White tile can look great in a farmhouse.
DON'T BE AFRAID TO MIX MATERIALS
I have to say that a really dark, moody, and dramatic backsplash can add much needed depth to a space. It can be a little scary to take this step, but as long as you keep the pattern simple -- and the counters neutral -- these dramatic accents can help inspire all your culinary endeavors!
I love how modern and fresh this kitchen feels with this Triangle Nero Marquina Backplash. The diamond shapes and variety of color in the Nero Marquina marble make this peel and stick tile look like a piece of jewelry in your home, give your home the beauty it deserves!
Victorian Diamond Black Marquina and Mirror Peel and Stick Tile
USE TRIED-AND-TRUE MATERIALS IN NEW WAYS
I personally love the interlocking tile in this kitchen. Marble is a tried-and-true material in the kitchen, but this backsplash gives it new life. With just the slightest variation between the slick white tiles and marbled gray ones, the cabinetry and counters suddenly feel fresh.
The clean, pure white color and tiny grey veins inside the marble tile create a fresh, soothing feel on any surface applied. Marble tile is always a classic choice for the décor while the 3D interlocking pattern adds an utterly modern style.
3D Carrara White Natural Marble Peel and Stick Tile
When it comes to your kitchen, you want to create a space that supports your culinary endeavors and also feels comfortable for gathering family and friends. Whether you're taking a neutral approach or creating something a bit more dramatic, a tile backsplash is sure to bring new life into your home.
