15+ Beachy Kitchen Backsplash
ID# 180503 – Product BA8010 – Blue Glass Subway Mosaic Backsplash Tile
White Kitchen Design with Blue Subway Tile Backsplash
Did you know that you can instantly create a beachy atmosphere by adding a coastal backsplash? As you can see in this kitchen, the white shaker cabinets, white quartz countertops, and white floating shelves provide a bright and spacious atmosphere with a classic appeal. The addition of the blue glass subway tile backsplash instantly changes the overall look, bringing a coastal breeze. With its gorgeous blue color transitions, this glass backsplash acts as a piece of art and creates an accent wall.
ID# 180509 – Product BA631613 – Modern Gray Marble Chevron Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Blue and White Cabinets with Marble Chevron Backsplash
This beachy kitchen design has all the elements to make it timeless and elegant! The white upper cabinets and white countertops provide a bright and airy atmosphere for the space. The navy blue cabinets create a contrast and bring depth. Between them, the gray marble chevron backsplash creates a naïve appeal with a touch of opulence. The white grout perfectly complements the airy feel while the wood floating shelf makes a cohesive final touch that enhances the coastal aesthetic.
Beachy Kitchen Backsplash
Beach style is a design aesthetic that is inspired by a coastal theme. This design style is characterized by its light and airy color palette, natural materials, nautical accents, open shelving, and indoor-outdoor flow. When it comes to kitchen designs, backsplashes are one of the most important elements and if you want to inject a coastal breeze into your kitchen, a beachy kitchen backsplash will be a great addition! A beachy kitchen backsplash can be anything, ranging from classic white subway tiles to wood panels, stone, brick, and natural stone backsplashes. Whether you plan something more rustic or modern, today’s market offers you a plethora of options!
Incorporate Serene Feel with Beach-style Backsplash Ideas
A backsplash is a fantastic way to add style to your kitchen. Backsplashes can truly make your kitchen unique because they come in so many different colors, patterns, and styles. And if you decide to go with a beachy kitchen backsplash, the very first thing you should do is outline the style that you would like to choose. Beach-style backsplashes can be kept more neutral or use a variety of beachy colors such as vibrant blues or greens for a striking impact. You can go with a large format marble slab or tiny mosaics that consist of a bunch of color shades. So, the options are endless and it might be overwhelming to choose the right one for your taste. In this article, we have gathered inspiring beachy kitchen backsplash ideas. Take a closer look at them to get inspired for your next design project!
ID# 180501 – Product BA5501 – Marble Look Blue Glass Hexagon Backsplash Tile
Beachy Kitchen Backsplash with White Shaker Cabinets
Beach cottage kitchen designs welcome pops of color with a coastal vibe more than anything else. And this one is no exception! In this beachy kitchen, the blue glass hexagon tiles directly draw attention and create a striking focal point. Framed by white shaker cabinets and white quartz countertops, the marble-like textures of these blue glass tiles enhance the coastal breeze. To complement the beachy vibes, the dark wood floor provides much-needed warmth to the space. For a final touch, the chrome cabinet hardware adds a dose of sparkle.
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ID# 180502 – Product BA8001 – Sparkled White Glass Subway Backsplash Tile
All-white Kitchen with Subway Tiles and Brass Hardware
If you love the classics and want to create a timeless elegance in your kitchen, white subway tiles will never let you down. And when this classic pattern meets with the glamorous glass material, the result is just mesmerizing! In this kitchen, even though the white color surrounds all the surfaces, small details make a big impact. The slight patterns of the white glass subway tile backsplash are one of these details that add a nice textural look. The marble-like texture of the white quartz countertops perfectly complements these patterns, adding a touch of opulence. The brass cabinet hardware is the other detail that enhances the all-white color scheme with a touch of warmth.
What backsplash goes with beach-style kitchen?
Backsplashes are the perfect way to add a great coastal aesthetic to your kitchen. But which one is the right for your taste and space? Choosing a backsplash depends on three main factors: color, material, and pattern.
When it comes to color options, light and air colors like white, light gray and beige are the main color shades of the beachy home décor. Besides these neutrals, blue, green, and yellow shades are the other color options that are associated with a beachy theme.
Glass, ceramic, porcelain, and stone materials are the most popular options for coastal kitchens. From glossy glass mosaics with colorful tiles to neutral stone slabs, these material options provide endless design opportunities for you.
And for the pattern options, subway tiles are the timeless classics. Due to their versatility, they can work with any kitchen and material. Just like the classic subway, hexagon, herringbone and chevron patterns are popular options for beachy kitchens. However, if you are looking for something different, you can try unique tile shapes like fish scales.
ID# 180504 – Product BA8005 – Blue & Gray Metalic Glass Subway Backsplash Tile
White Cabinets with Blue Glass Subway Tile Backsplash
Subway tiles are classics for all types of kitchens, due to their timeless elegance. And if you want to create a beachy feel with these tiles, blue color is the way to go! In this contemporary kitchen, the blue and gray glass subway tiles stand out between the modern white cabinets, creating a striking focal point with a coastal breeze. The plain appeal of the white cabinets and countertops allows the backsplash tiles to be the star of the show. While the handless flat-panel door style of the cabinets provides a sleek and modern foundation, the stainless steel appliances make a cohesive final touch.
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Color Options for Beachy Kitchen Backsplash
Since a backsplash is one of the most important elements of kitchen designs, color choice also plays a huge role in the overall look. From white to gray, muted blue, soft green, sandy beige, and yellow, a beachy kitchen backsplash comes in a wide array of color options. Finish options like polished, honed, or tumbled also contribute to how these colors and materials present themselves with a texture-rich surface.
Blue Beachy Kitchen Backsplash
Reminiscence of the sea and sky, the blue color is one of the most popular color options for kitchen backsplashes, especially for beachy-style designs. From pastel blues to dark indigo, blue beachy kitchen backsplash ideas come in a wide range of shade options. If the aim is to impart calmness, muted and soft shades will be a great addition. Darker shades like indigo, navy, royal, or cobalt are perfect to create a striking focal point and add depth to the space, especially when paired with white cabinets and countertops. You can also play with different textures and finishes to create a hybrid background.
ID# 180505 – Product BA8002 – Blue & Brown Glass Subway Tile Backsplash
Blue Cabinets with White Quartz Countertops and Metallic Hardware
With its blue and beige color transitions, this subway tile backsplash perfectly represents the beachy vibes. Even though these rectangular glass tiles are laid in a classic running bond pattern, the gorgeous colors and patterns make the backsplash a masterpiece. The blue kitchen cabinets perfectly complement the beachy vibes of the tiles while the white quartz countertops enlighten the atmosphere. The metallic cabinet hardware makes a cohesive final touch that enhances the modern aesthetic.
How do I make my kitchen look beachy?
There are a few key design elements that can create a beachy aesthetic for your kitchen. First of all, the color scheme plays a huge role in creating a beachy theme. Light and airy colors such as white, light gray, and beige, and coastal-inspired colors like blue and green are the main characteristics of beachy-style kitchens. Just like the colors, you can give a coastal effect with the right material choices. Glass, stone, and wood materials are associated with this design aesthetic.
Cabinets
When it comes to cabinet options, white cabinets are always welcome for beach home décor. They provide a clean and fresh foundation, enhancing the space feel. Whether you are working on a small or big kitchen space, they are the most failsafe options. And they act as a blank canvas, which means you can decorate the rest of the room with coastal design elements. If you want to use a darker cabinet color, dark blues like navy, royal, or cobalt will provide a sleek and elegant foundation with a beachy charm. Light wood cabinets are the other great pair for the coastal backsplash ideas.
Backsplash
Replacing a backsplash is one of the easiest ways to give a totally fresh look to your kitchen. From crisp white tiles to blue or green glass mosaics, there are limitless options to create a beachy kitchen backsplash.
Accessories & Lighting
Besides the main features like cabinets and backsplash, small details can make a huge impact on the overall look. Even if you don’t have a beachy-style kitchen, you can add some beachy vibes by adding some coastal-inspired decors such as shells, starfish, and coral, light fixtures with a coastal or nautical theme, or natural materials such as wicker or rattan chairs, a farmhouse sink, and a wooden table.
ID# 180506 – Product BA5507 – Blue Glass Herringbone Backsplash Tile
Herringbone Beachy Kitchen Backsplash with Gray Marble Countertops
Even though the running bond or offset patterns are the most popular ones for rectangular subway tiles, you can create different impacts by laying the tiles in a herringbone pattern. In this beach-style kitchen, the blue glass herringbone tile backsplash creates a visually striking focal point between the cabinets. With their blue color shades and glossy finish, these tiles create a contrast against the cabinets, in terms of finish. The bluish-gray cabinets provide a sleek and elegant base for the space while the stainless steel appliances complement the modern style of the cabinetry. For the final touch, the gray marble countertops add a dose of opulence to the space.
White Beachy Kitchen Backsplash
Working as a space-enhancing factor, white backsplashes offer a versatile appeal with a timeless elegance. White backsplashes find always a way to contribute to the overall design aesthetic. And thanks to the wide variety of material, texture, and finish options, you can easily find a white backsplash that reflects a beachy aesthetic. A white beachy kitchen backsplash brings calmness and tranquility to your space, providing a neutral backdrop.
You can go with a white-on-white color scheme by matching your white cabinets with a white beachy kitchen backsplash. But to avoid a clinical look, it is important to add something that will jazz up the look. Wood floating shelves, brass cabinet hardware, woven lighting fixtures, colorful stools, or anything you could just think of -anything that will reflect beachy vibes. On the other hand, using darker cabinets is another way to complement your white backsplash tiles. This way, you can create a contrasting look and provide a balance between the light and dark shades. For the dark cabinets, a dark navy blue will be the best option to reflect the coastal feel.
What is coastal kitchen style?
The coastal kitchen style is a theme of the beach and the sea as a whole! The classical coastal design usually incorporates a paint scheme with light and airy colors, natural materials like wood and stone and coastal inspired accents or pieces such as seashells, starfish and coral. The main idea of a coastal kitchen design is to generate a cozy and ocean like atmosphere in the kitchen that stimulates the memories of a lovely beach.
ID# 180507 – Product BA6705 – White Crackled Glass & Shell Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Gray Kitchen Cabinets with Glass and Shell Mosaic Backsplash
Due to their glamorous appeal, white glass mosaics are favorable materials for beachy-style kitchen designs. As you can see in this kitchen, the glossy glass and shell mosaic tiles act as a piece of art and add a luminous glow to the space. The pure white quartz countertops seamlessly blend with the backsplash tiles, enhancing the space feel. With their subtle gray shade and matte finish, the shaker-style cabinets provide a sleek and elegant frame for the tiles. The brass cabinet hardware is the only element that breaks the monochrome color scheme and adds much-needed warmth to the space.
Gray Beachy Kitchen Backsplash
Since it is neither black nor white but something mediates between the two, gray is one of the most versatile color options. From light grays to almost black ones, gray backsplashes come in an endless array of shade options. This rich repertoire of shades makes gray backsplashes suitable for any style, from contemporary to modern, traditional, industrial, and of course, beachy style. If you want to create a bright and spacious atmosphere, the pale and barely there light gray backsplashes are very suitable for beachy kitchen designs.
ID# 180508 – Product BA8023 – White Shell Glass Long Backsplash Tile
All-white Kitchen with Black Cabinet Hardware
This kitchen features a clean and crisp white color palette with white kitchen cabinets, countertops, and backsplash creating a cohesive and bright environment. With its glossy finish, the shell glass backsplash tiles stand out between the classic white shaker cabinets, paneled appliances, and white quartz countertops. The black cabinet hardware is the only element that breaks the white dominance and brings much-needed contrast to the space.
Tile Materials for Beachy Kitchen Backsplash
In today’s market, kitchen backsplashes come in a wide range of material options. Marble, quartz, ceramic, porcelain, and glass are some of the most popular tile materials for a beachy kitchen backsplash. Each one has a texture of its own and makes various contributions to the overall feel of the kitchen. For low budgets and those looking for low-maintenance materials, porcelain and ceramic backsplash designs are the best options. Glass and stone backsplashes are pricer materials than ceramics and porcelains. However, with their aesthetic and functional benefits, this investment will be worth it!
Glass Beachy Kitchen Backsplash
Being an eco-friendly material, glass tiles are one of the most popular material options for beachy-style kitchens. Due to their translucent nature, they are best at lending brightness and letting light bounce around the room. From crisp whites to serene blues, there are lots of different color options for glass tiles. You can even find glass tiles that feature marble and wood looks, making visual statements as strong as the original shimmering glass tiles. Besides their aesthetic value, glass tiles are also known for their durability. Thanks to their non-porous skin, they are very easy to clean, and you can maintain their glamorous appeal for many years by just wiping down the tiles with warm water and a soft cloth.
ID# 180510 – Product BA8009 – Gray & Beige Glass Subway Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Gray and Beige Subway Backsplash Tiles with Gray Granite Countertops
This glass subway tile backsplash which consists of gray and beige color hues acts as a piece of art with its gorgeous textures. These textures are the reminiscence of the sea, bringing beachy vibes. The gray granite countertops perfectly complement the dramatic appeal of the glass subway tile backsplash while the white cabinets with their clean and fresh appeal enlighten the atmosphere.
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ID# 180512 – Product BA5503 – Marble Look White Glass Herringbone Backsplash Tile
White Beachy Kitchen Backsplash with Modern Gray Cabinets
Even the glass herringbone tiles have a glamorous allure, you can enhance this look with some marble-like textures. As you can see in this kitchen, the white glass herringbone tiles are adorned with black veins that add visual interest. The gray kitchen cabinets with their matte finish and flat-front door style, provide a sleek and modern frame for the white backsplash tiles. The gray countertops seamlessly blend with the cabinets to create a continuous look.
ID# 180512 – Product BA5504 – Marble Look White Glass Picket Mosaic Backsplash Tile
White Shaker Cabinets with Granite Countertops and Chrome Hardware
Another great example of marble-look glass tiles! In this transitional kitchen, the white picket mosaic tile backsplash adorned with black veins creates a visually pleasing backdrop that injects some beachy vibes. For the rest, the white shaker cabinets and Luna Pearl granite countertops draw a traditional profile. With their geometrical shape, these picket tiles make a modern twist against this traditional style.
Stone Beachy Kitchen Backsplash
Coming in tiles and slab format, stone backsplashes open up limitless design opportunities. From luxurious marble to rustic slate, sleek limestone, and warm travertine, stone beachy kitchen backsplashes come in a wide range of material options. Due to their strong nature, stone tiles are also durable and heat-resistant materials. The only disadvantage is its high prices and its need for annual sealing.
You can go with white cabinets and marble backsplash and add some wooden shelves to create a timeless beachy kitchen or combine your dark cabinets with rustic slate backsplash to give a lived-in feel to your kitchen. Whatever the way you choose, stone materials will be an excellent addition to your beachy kitchen design!
ID# 180513 – Product BA62011 – Modern Glass & Metal Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Glass and Metal Mosaic Backsplash with Gray Countertops
If you are bored with classic backsplash designs and looking for something different, you will love this one! Adorned with a puzzle-like layout, these glass and metal backsplash tiles create an eye-catching effect. The tiny blue glass chips between the grays bring some coastal feel to the mosaic. The blue cabinets and gray countertops are the perfect choices to complement the blue and gray color scheme of the mosaic.
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ID# 180514 – Product BA1063 – Rusty Brown & Gray Slate Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Dark Blue Cabinets with Slate Mosaic Backsplash
For a dramatic beach-style design, go with dark blue cabinets! And add some organic warmth with a natural stone backsplash. Here, the dark blue cabinets dominate the space, creating a sophisticated foundation. The addition of the slate mosaic backsplash makes a rustic twist. The wood range hood perfectly complements the rustic appeal of the backsplash tiles while the brass cabinet hardware adds a dose of sparkle. The pure white quartz countertops create a contrast against the dark shades and enlighten the atmosphere.
What are beach-themed colors?
The colors of the beach are the colors that are usually identified with the beach and the ocean. Such colors are frequently incorporated into coastal-themed design and decor because of the aspect of the beach and the sea that they evoke
White: Being a representation of pureness and cleanliness, white color is a popular choice for walls, cabinetry, backsplash, and countertops in coastal-inspired kitchens.
Blue: Reminisnese of sea and sky, blue color offers a serene and tranquil atmosphere for kitchens. It is a popular choice for wall paint, cabinets, backsplash tiles, and accents.
Beige: Being associated with sand, beige is a popular choice for walls, cabinetry, and countertops. The warm appeal of the beige shades can be complemented by some natural accents like wooden shelves.
Gray: Gray is a versatile color that can be a great pair for almost any color and material. It can be used for cabinets, countertops, backsplashes, walls, or any other surface.
Seafoam green: Seafoam green is often used to evoke the color of the sea. It is perfect to create a focal point with backsplash tiles. You can pair the seafoam green backsplash tiles with white cabinets and countertops and enhance the beachy aesthetic with some wooden accents.
Yellow: Evoking the sun, yellow is a vibrant color shade that is associated with beachy themes.
ID# 180515 – Product BA7001 – Blue Gray and White Marble Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Marble Beachy Kitchen Backsplash with Blue Cabinets
With its subtle muted blue shades, this marble mosaic backsplash gives beachy vibes to this beach house kitchen. These marble tiles extend through the ceiling to create a seamless backdrop while the puzzle-like layout of the tiles makes the mosaic a masterpiece. Below, the white quartz countertops and blue kitchen cabinets perfectly complement the blue, gray, and white color shades of the coastal tiles.
