24+ Best Backsplash Tiles for Kitchen
ID# 182705 – Product BA5503 – Marble Look White Glass Herringbone Mosaic Tile
Best Backsplash Tiles for Kitchen with Black Cabinets
If you want to create a timeless and elegant appeal for your kitchen, a black and white color scheme is one of the most preferable options. In this transitional kitchen, for example, the black cabinets anchor the space, providing a sophisticated foundation. Between the shaker style cabinets, the white backsplash tiles and white countertops create a bright and fresh appeal. Adorned with marble look textures, the white glass herringbone tile backsplash adds a nice textural look and plays with the natural light thanks to its glossy finish.
ID# 182714 – Product BA1117 – Modern Gray Metal Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Best Backsplash Tiles for Kitchen with Wood Countertops
Metal tiles suit contemporary kitchens more for good reason. They give a sleek and edgy look, adding a bunch of character to the space. In this contemporary kitchen, for example, the metal mosaic tile backsplash comes in shades of gray and black. With its unique layout, it stands out as a focal point. The off-white cabinets provide a sleek and plain frame that allows the tiles to stand out even more. The wood countertops break the monochrome color scheme and add a sense of warmth.
Best Backsplash Tiles for Kitchen
Kitchens are the most frequently used areas in our homes and designing a kitchen requires attention to detail. From cabinets to countertops, lighting fixtures, hardware, and color schemes, there is a lot to consider. And a backsplash is one of the most important decisions that you need to make. When it comes to kitchen design, nothing makes the overall look stand out quite like a backsplash. While the main aspect of a backsplash tile is to protect the walls against food spills or water splashes, it is much more than that! A backsplash is the visual focal point of the kitchen, adding all kinds of personality to your home. With an array of colors, materials, forms, patterns, and textures, choosing the best backsplash tiles for kitchen can be the final touch that brings your design scheme together!
Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Best Backsplash Tile
Even though choosing a backsplash tile is one of the most important decisions, it is also a fun design selection that can easily enhance the overall look. When choosing a tile for your kitchen backsplash, think outside the box! While traditional subway tiles remain their popularity, backsplash tiles come in an endless array of design options, from patterned inlays to metallic mosaics, natural stones or glass tiles. Whether you want to create a cohesive backdrop that flawlessly blends other elements or make a strong design statement, here are 27+ best backsplash tiles for kitchen designs that will fire up your imagination!
ID# 182701 – Product BA1038 – Modern Long Gray Limestone Backsplash Tile
Scandinavian Kitchen with Two-tone Cabinets and Gray Backsplash
This Scandinavian kitchen, though going with a neutral color palette, knows how to maintain a sense of balance. At the back, the modern gray backsplash tiles create a cohesive backdrop for the two-tone kitchen cabinets. While the gray countertops seamlessly blend with the backsplash tiles, the white base cabinets enlighten the atmosphere. Mirroring the base cabinets, the white kitchen island maximizes functionality. The wood extension of the kitchen island serves as a dining table. For the final touch, the matte black accents like the pendant lights and the counter chairs create a contrasting look against the soft neutral colors, enhancing the visual interest.
Best Seller Mosaic Tiles
ID# 182702 – Product BA62047 – Modern Glass, Marble & Mirror Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Best Backsplash Tiles for Kitchen with White Color Scheme
White kitchens are popular for a good reason. They are versatile and timeless, acting as a blank canvas. Thanks to this versatility, there are endless design opportunities when choosing a backsplash for these kitchens. If you want to complete the bright appeal of your white cabinets but still want to create a focal point, then black and white mosaic tiles might be a perfect fit! In this contemporary kitchen, for example, the black and white glass tile backsplash directly draws attention, enhancing visual interest. The plain appeal of the flat-panel cabinets allows the backsplash tiles to be the centerpiece of the design. The marble-like textures of the white quartz countertops add a touch of opulence. While the black window frame complements the backsplash, the dark wood floor softens the black-and-white contrast.
What is the best tile to use for kitchen backsplash?
Despite having multiple pros of each tile type, there isn’t any universally best tile for a kitchen backsplash. The specific type of backsplash tile to use will depend on various factors including cabinet colors and top finishes, maintenance, lighting and your own preferences. For the functional aspects, picking the right tile material is important. While ceramic and porcelain tiles are the most affordable options that come with a wide array of design possibilities, more expensive materials like glass, metal or natural stone offer more durable surfaces. However, these materials require more maintenance than ceramics and porcelain! For the visual aspects, you need to consider the size and shape of your kitchen and the amount of natural light!
ID# 182703 – Product BA8023 – Shimmery White Glass Kitchen Backsplash Tile
Light Gray Cabinets with Shimmery White Backsplash Tiles
This contemporary kitchen exudes the timeless elegance of a minimalist style with its achromatic colors! The light gray cabinets anchor the space, providing a sleek and elegant foundation. Meanwhile white quartz countertops match the cabinets whereas the white glass backsplash tiles enhance the overall look. With their shimmery effect, these tiles shine like a diamond and create a focal point. And this backsplash is a perfect example of how even a white backsplash can be a statement maker piece!
Best Backsplash Tile Materials for Kitchen
Began as a purely functional element, a backsplash was first installed as a wall covering that protects the wall space against food spills and water splashes. While these backsplashes were only 4 inches tall in the beginning, they started to stretch taller and became the decorative focal points of kitchens. But besides this visual aspect, it still needs to provide protection. That’s why, material choices become a crucial point for kitchen backsplash designs.
In today’s market, backsplashes come in a wide range of material options and each of these materials has its own benefits and drawbacks. That’s why, it is important to choose the best backsplash tile materials according to your aspects and personal needs. From classic ceramic tiles to porcelain, glass, natural stone, and metal, there are different types of materials that you can choose as a kitchen backsplash.
Glass Backsplash Tiles for Kitchen
Eco-friendly and pore-free, glass is a high-performance material that is frequently used for kitchen backsplashes. Glass is a non-porous material that is resistant to stains. This smooth skin makes it easy to wipe down spills and maintain a clean look. It can also withstand heat which makes it a great material for the wall space behind the stove.
Not to mention their eye-catching sheen! With their reflective skin, they are best at lending brightness and letting light bounce around the room. This is great, especially for small kitchens or those lacking natural light. Also, glass backsplash tiles come in a large plethora of colors, finishes, and textures that can add a touch of elegance and luxury to your kitchen.
ID# 182704 – Product BA1012 – Modern White Glass & Marble Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Traditional Kitchen with White Shaker Cabinets and Mosaic Tile Backsplash
Sometimes all-white color schemes need an uplifting factor, which could be a pattern, color, or statement-maker material! In this traditional kitchen, the white quartz countertops stand out with their eye-catching marble-like textures that introduce both color and pattern. For the rest, the white shaker cabinets and white glass and marble mosaic tile backsplash flawlessly blend with each other, creating a light and airy feel. While the stainless steel appliances and the chrome cabinet hardware add a dose of sparkle, the dark wood floor brings much needed warmth.
White Mosaic Tiles
What is the most popular backsplash tile?
Among all the alternatives, there is no doubt that white ceramic subway tiles are the most popular backsplash materials! With their simple rectangular shape, they can easily work with any design aesthetic and exude a subtle elegance. Whether you want to create a contemporary, modern, traditional, farmhouse, or Scandinavian kitchen, they can add a timeless aesthetic to your kitchen. Compared to the other alternatives, these tiles are also generally a more budget friendly option. While subway tiles reign supreme, there are also other options, including glossy mosaic tiles and natural stone slabs!
ID# 182706 – Product BA8004 – Black & Gray Textured Glass Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Contemporary Kitchen with Textured Glass Mosaic Backsplash
This elegant kitchen has all the elements to make it timeless and contemporary! A dark gray kitchen cabinet with bluish underwear suits the modern concept thanks to its sleek and sophisticated nature. The lighter gray countertops perfectly complement the modern elegance of the cabinets. Between them, the black and gray textured glass mosaic tile backsplash creates a striking focal point that enhances the overall look. The metallic accents like the faucet, undermount sink, and cabinet hardware make a cohesive final touch.
Stone Backsplash Tiles for Kitchen
With their organic warmth and timeless elegance, stone backsplash tiles are one of the most popular materials for kitchens. Whether you want to create a luxurious appeal, rustic look, or sleek and modern line, stone backsplashes come in different material alternatives. Being highly sought-after, natural stone materials consist of marble, limestone, slate, travertine, granite, and quartzite. Each of them has its own characteristics, offering a touch of timeless elegance, natural beauty, and durability.
Besides their eye-catching beauty, these stone backsplash tiles are extremely durable materials that are resistant to heat and withstand splashes, stains, and everyday wear and tear for years to come. Compared to other materials like ceramic or porcelain, these stones come with higher price tags. However, since a backsplash is a permanent component of your design, this investment will definitely be worth it! The other important consideration point is the maintenance of the stone. Due to their porous skin, these tiles are susceptible to staining. That’s why they require regular sealing.
ID# 182707 – Product BA631613 – Modern Gray Marble Chevron Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Best Backsplash Tiles for Kitchen with Stainless Steel Appliances
For a timeless feel, get inspired by all-white designs -as showcased by this kitchen. Here, the white color dominates the space through the cabinets, countertops, and backsplash tiles. Despite their white colors, each of these features adds a characteristic touch to the space. To start with, the white raised-panel cabinets draw a traditional profile, providing ample storage. The white quartz countertops and chrome cabinet hardware create a harmonious look with this classic design. Between them, the marble chevron mosaic tile backsplash makes a modern spin, adding a touch of opulence.
ID# 182708 – Product BA2007 – Modern Warm Gray Marble Subway Backsplash Tile
Modern Farmhouse Kitchen Design with Marble Subway Tiles
Subway tiles have already a subtle beauty that exudes timeless elegance. And when this classic design meets with the sophisticated marble stone, the results are just perfect! The warm gray marble subway tile backsplash fabulously suits the white and wood matte cabinets and gives them texture. While the wood base cabinets complement the warm sense of the rectangular tiles, the white upper ones and countertops provide a light and airy feel. At the center, the dark gray kitchen island brings much-needed contrast to the space. For a final touch, the white pendant lights, gold counter chairs, and brushed nickel cabinet hardware create a harmonious whole!
What is the most durable tile for backsplash?
When it comes to durability, porcelain, glass, natural stone and metal tiles stand out from the other alternatives. However, the long-run backsplash tile that would suit your kitchen in the end depends on your lifestyle, preferences and budget! For example, if you give the most attention to low maintenance and cleaning, you definitely should consider porcelain or ceramic. If natural stone gets your attention and you are ready to keep up with regular maintenance, stone tiles will be an excellent choice. Glass tiles provide very good looks but need more delicate care.
ID# 182709 – Product BA1065 – Rusty Brown & Gray Slate Chevron Mosaic Tile
Rustic Kitchen with Dark Wood Cabinets and Slate Tiles
Visually soothing, this kitchen design juxtaposes the best colors for a rustic kitchen. From the natural wood cabinets to slate tile backsplash, gray countertops, and metallic accents, every piece converses with each other in harmony. The slate kitchen backsplash tiles are laid in an eye-catching chevron pattern, creating a visually striking focal point. The wood cabinetry perfectly complements the rusty brown and gray shades of the tiles. The glass lighting fixtures, oversized range hood, and cabinet hardware add a dose of sparkle to balance the heavy feel of dark neutrals.
Ceramic or Porcelain Backsplash Tiles for Kitchen
When it comes to kitchen backsplashes ceramic or porcelain tiles are the most popular options! They are versatile, affordable, and easy to maintain. Even though the structures of these two materials are quite similar, some key factors differentiate them from each other. Made with clay and fired in a kiln at a high temperature, ceramic backsplash tiles are available in a vast array of colors, patterns, finishes (matte, glossy and textured), and sizes. This wide variety allows you to achieve any desired aesthetic. Besides their visual impact, these tiles are the most affordable option compared to the other alternatives. They are also relatively easy to maintain. You can simply wipe down the tile surfaces with a soft cloth and soapy warm water.
Just like ceramics, porcelain tiles are also made with clay and are fired in a kiln. The biggest difference between these two materials is that porcelain tiles are fired at higher temperatures, making them denser and more water-resistant than ceramic. Due to their quality, they are a little bit more expensive than ceramics. Thanks to the low level of maintenance required, these tiles are excellent choices for kitchen backsplashes!
ID# 182710 – Product BA4503 – Modern Long Gray Porcelain Backsplash Tile
Gray and Wood Cabinets with Modern Backsplash Tiles
While some designs feel colorful and pronounced, some feel recessed, calm, and tranquil. And this modern kitchen finds a place itself in the second category. In this kitchen remodel, the neutral colors surround all the surfaces, offering a sleek, elegant, and timeless appeal. The versatile gray shades dominate the lower parts of the space through the cabinets and backsplash tiles. While the light gray cabinets create a sleek and plain appeal, the modern gray backsplash provides a nice textural look. The vertically stacked layout of the tiles enhances the space height. The white marble countertops and apron front sink create a cohesive look. For the upper parts, the wood cabinets bring a warm sense against the subtle gray shades.
ID# 182711 – Product BA4502 – Modern Light Gray Porcelain Backsplash Tile
Best Backsplash Tiles for Modern Kitchen Designs
This modern kitchen knows how to handle a space! While the L-shaped layout of the cabinets provides a functional workspace and ample storage, the kitchen island maximizes the functionality. These two-tone cabinets consist of white and wood shades. While the wooden base cabinets provide a warm and inviting atmosphere, the white upper ones brighten up the space. Between them, the light gray modern porcelain tile backsplash adds a nice textural look without breaking the modern design style. The gray concrete flooring brings depth, adding an industrial flair.
ID# 182712 – Product BA1105 – Modern Colorful Glass & Ceramic Mosaic Tile
Colorful Mosaic Tile Backsplash with White Shaker Cabinets
This transitional kitchen, not surprisingly, chooses a vivid red shade for the backsplash to make it the centerpiece of the design while the white shaker cabinets provide a sleek frame. Adorned by the shades of red and beige, this ceramic tile backsplash gives the space a contemporary update. Keeping the rest simple with white cabinets and black countertops is a great way to enhance the impact of the tiles.
Metal Backsplash Tiles for Kitchen
If you are looking for a material that merges extreme durability with aesthetic value, metal backsplash tiles might be the best choice for your kitchen. Sleek and edgy, metal tiles can create a dramatic focal point and add a touch of personality to your space. From tiny mosaics to large-format sheets, there are different types of metal backsplash designs. And whether you are designing an industrial, modern, rustic, or contemporary kitchen, there is a metal tile that can elevate the overall look. While the large-format panels and brushed finishes offer more modern appeals, you can create a dazzling look with a metal mosaic tile backsplash.
Metal is also a highly durable material and resistant to heat, scratches, and stains. Stainless steel, tin, copper, aluminum, and brass are the most popular material options that can be used as a kitchen backsplash.
ID# 182713 – Product BA1120 – Modern Glass & Metal Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Black and White Kitchen Design with Wood Floor
This interesting contemporary kitchen has a black and white mosaic tile backsplash that boasts gorgeous bespoke fluting in the borders for expression! Adorned with a puzzle-like layout, this mosaic tile acts as a piece of art, creating a striking focal point. To complement the monochrome color scheme, the white shaker cabinets are paired with black countertops while the black kitchen island is paired with a white countertop. Below, the wood floor provides a warm and inviting foundation for the space!
ID# 182715 – Product BA8802 – Modern Silver Metal Groutless Backsplash Panel
Modern Metal Sheet Backsplash Panel with White Cabinets
Just like the tiles, metal panels are also a popular choice for kitchen backsplashes. With their groutless design and seamless appeal, these large-format sheets are perfect to create a modern aesthetic. In this modern kitchen, for instance, the silver metal sheet backsplash panel delivers a sleek and elegant appeal. The brushed finish of this panel enhances the modern aesthetic. For the rest, white color surrounds the surfaces through the cabinet and countertops.
Best Backsplash Tile Colors for Kitchen
While the material is an important consideration for kitchen backsplashes, the color choice also plays a crucial role in the overall look. Since the backsplash tiles come in an endless array of color options, this wide variety offers literally limitless design possibilities. And when choosing a backsplash color, you need to consider several factors like the size of your space, the amount of natural light, and of course, your personal style!
A backsplash can easily make or break the design. That’s why, the choice of a tile color is important to create a cohesive and well-balanced look in kitchens! Before making your decision, think about what you are aiming for: light and airy, warm and inviting, or bold and dramatic. Whether you want to create a harmonious backdrop or make a strong statement, you need to consider the color of your cabinets and countertops. For example, if you have dark-colored cabinets and countertops, you can enlighten the atmosphere by using a light-colored backsplash tile. While warmer shades like beige, taupe, cream, or brown can create a more inviting atmosphere, darker shades such as black, dark gray, navy blue, or emerald green can make a bold and dramatic touch to your space. So let’s just go over the most popular color options, which include white, black, gray and blue!
White Backsplash Tiles for Kitchen
White backsplash tiles are popular for a good reason! They are timeless and versatile, making them a great pair for any design style. Pure white tiles are characterized by their flawless, clean appearance, their sense of light, and their functionality to join any type of color scheme, thus creating a subtle sense of luxury. Therefore, you can enjoy transforming any space from contemporary to farmhouse chic using white tile backsplashes. In fact, they never disappoint!
Just like the other colors, white tiles can have subtle variations in tone like cool, warm, or creamy. These undertones define the overall look of the backsplash. When it comes to tile shapes, a white subway tile backsplash is the most popular option for all types of kitchens. Available in different materials, this classic option offers a clean and timeless look. While small white mosaic tiles can create a beautiful pattern or geometric design, large-format tiles are ideal for creating a seamless backdrop.
ID# 182716 – Product BA8001 – Sparkled White Glass Subway Backsplash Tile
All-white Kitchen with Subway Tile Backsplash
This modern kitchen is like a study of an achromatic design with brass accents. Offering a timeless elegance, the kitchen oozes lightness with white cabinets and white countertops. The white glass subway tile backsplash flawlessly completes this light and airy feel while adding a nice textural look. The brass cabinet knobs are the only design element that breaks the white dominance, likewise, add a sense of movement to the design.
Modern Mosaic Tiles
ID# 182717 – Product BA62046 – Glossy White Glass & Marble Diamond Mosaic Tile
Transitional Kitchen with Ceiling-height Backsplash
One of the best ways to make your kitchen stand out is to use a ceiling-height backsplash! This transitional kitchen, for example, goes with a white mosaic tile backsplash laid in a diamond pattern. The white shaker cabinets and white Caesarstone quartz countertops flawlessly complement the bright and fresh appeal of the tiles. The wood floor makes this kitchen feel warmer, while the brass cabinet hardware, faucet, and wall sconce bring in soft features to contrast the minimalist lines of modern designs.
Gray Backsplash Tiles for Kitchen
Being a great alternative to white, gray is one of the most popular alternatives for kitchen backsplashes. Offering a touch of modern elegance, gray backsplash tiles for kitchen designs come in a vast spectrum of tones, from light and cool to dark and dramatic. While the lighter shades can mimic a white tile to create a light and airy feel, darker shades are perfect to add a bold and dramatic focal point. Also, different undertones of gray like cool (blue or green) or warm (beige or brown) are an important consideration point that needs to be related to your cabinets and countertops to create a cohesive look!
Before making your decision, you need to consider what kind of overall look you desire! Lighter gray shades are perfect for creating a bright and spacious atmosphere, especially for small kitchens or those lacking light. Dark gray shades like charcoal, ash gray or almost black ones are ideal for a modern and sophisticated look!
ID# 182718 – Product BA1077 – Modern Long Gray Marble Backsplash Tile
Gray and White Cabinets with Modern Marble Backsplash
Stacking marble tile backsplash vertically creates an eye-catching design in this contemporary kitchen. Thanks to its gray veining, it flawlessly blends with the gray and white cabinets. Using a darker grout color emphasizes this vertical pattern, enhancing the modern aesthetic. The stainless steel appliances, undermount sink, and brushed nickel cabinet hardware also add another glowing finish without causing any visual clutter.
What backsplash tile never goes out of style?
If there would be a single answer to this question, it would be a white subway tile backsplash! Thanks to their understated elegance and timeless beauty subway tiles will forever be in vogue them is definitely going to be ‘in‘ for many years ahead. Also, choosing a simple and classic tile design like a subway tile offers an uncluttered look that ensures they don’t look dated quickly. Besides this classic option, you need to consider material, shape, and color alternatives when choosing a timeless backsplash design. For example, soft neutral colors like white, gray and beige can act as a blank canvas and blend seamlessly with various kitchen design styles.
ID# 182719 – Product BA62010 – Modern Glass & Metal Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Best Backsplash Tiles for Kitchen with Dark Wood Cabinets
This masculine contemporary kitchen has a sense of casualness with an industrial vibe. The dark wood kitchen cabinets topped by a white countertop accommodate brass cabinet hardware for a layered look. The glass and metal mosaic tile backsplash acts as a piece of art, creating a visually appealing focal point. While the copper chips of the mosaic complement the warm appeal of the brass handles, the white quartz countertops create a contrast, enlightening the atmosphere.
Black Backsplash Tiles for Kitchen
Even though they might not be your first choice, black backsplash tiles are as popular as white backsplashes that introduce drama and depth! With their sleek and edgy appeal, these tiles can easily make a strong design statement, especially preferable for modern and contemporary design styles. However, black tiles can visually shrink a space. That’s why it is important the balance the heavy feel. For example, if your kitchen lacks natural light, you can opt for a glossy finish and support it with artificial lighting fixtures. You can also combine your black tiles with lighter cabinet colors like white, light gray, or light wood.
ID# 182720 – Product BA1081 – Modern Black Long Slate Backsplash Tile
Best Backsplash Tiles for Kitchen with Gray Cabinets
With their sleek and versatile appeal, gray cabinets are easy-to-work features that can combine a variety of backsplash options. However, if you want to make a bold and strong design statement, pair your gray cabinetry with a black backsplash. Then expand the tiles through the ceiling to enhance the impact of the tiles and create a sophisticated backdrop. In this modern kitchen, the gray countertops perfectly complete this combination while the white grout of the tiles emphasize the vertical grid pattern.
Should backsplash be lighter or darker than countertop?
Just like the material choice, the choice of a tile color basically depends on the desired aesthetic. There is no certain rule that the backsplash should be lighter or darker than the countertops! Since the lighter shades can help to illuminate the space, using lighter backsplash and darker countertops will give your kitchen a balanced look. This way you can make your countertops stand out as a focal point. By using darker backsplash and lighter countertops, you can make your backsplash the centerpiece of your space, bringing depth. Apart from these two, you can also equally choose a backsplash color that matches with countertop picks. It serves up a very striking and coordinated appearance.
ID# 182721 – Product BA8020 – Metallic Black & Gray Beveled Glass Backsplash Tile
Black Cabinets and Countertops with Metallic Effect Tiles
For those looking for some depth for the background, beveled tiles are a perfect choice. This industrial kitchen, for example, benefits from the black and gray beveled tiles to define the background. With its metallic effect, this glass backsplash adds more depth and dimension to the space. While the black cabinets and countertops complement the dramatic appeal of the tiles, the wood floating shelf breaks the black dominance, adding a warm sense.
Blue Backsplash Tiles for Kitchen
Even though white, gray, and black are the most popular color options for kitchen backsplashes, there is one color as popular as them: blue! The blue color is the reminiscence of the sky and sea, offering a tranquil atmosphere for interiors. Whether you want to add a splash of color to your contemporary kitchen or create a beachy atmosphere, blue backsplash tiles offer stylish and elegant appearances. The wide spectrum of shades can go from pale blue to navy, cobalt, indigo, aqua, and teal and you can choose your favorite shade while getting creative and individualizing your kitchen!
ID# 182722 – Product BA8010 – Blue Glass Subway Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Blue Glass Subway Backsplash with White Floating Shelves
If you want to create a light and airy feel in your kitchen, eliminate the upper cabinets and use floating shelves instead. Here, for example, this method is supported by a white color scheme that enhances spaciousness. Between the white features, the blue glass subway backsplash steals the attention, adding a nice textural look. The gorgeous blue tonal variations on the tiles evoke the serene feel of the ocean.
Subway Mosaic Tiles
Modern look, slim white marble mosaic tile, for kitchen backsplash and bathroom projects.
ID# 182723 – Product BA5501 – Marble Look Blue Glass Hexagon Backsplash Tile
White Cabinets with Blue Hexagon Tile Backsplash
Contemporary kitchens love to add a splash of color and a colorful backsplash is a great way to achieve this goal! In this contemporary kitchen, the blue glass hexagon tile backsplash directly draws attention between the white cabinets and countertops. Adorned by marble-like veins, these blue tiles create a striking focal point, adding a touch of luxury. To complete the coastal vibes, a wood floor is a great choice.
ID# 182724 – Product BA5507 – Blue Glass Herringbone Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Best Backsplash for Kitchen with Marble Countertops
If you want to bring a coastal vibe to your kitchen, a blue backsplash is the way to go! As you can see in this kitchen, the blue glass herringbone tile backsplash acts as a mural, creating a visual feast. The modern gray kitchen cabinets with their blue undertone complement the tiles to create a harmonious look. The veins of the marble countertops exude elegance whereas the stainless steel appliances create a great finishing line by strongly presenting a modern side.
