17+ Kitchen Backsplash Designs
ID# 177405 – Product BA1038 – Modern Gray Limestone Backsplash Tile
Flat Panel Wood Kitchen Cabinets with White Marble Countertops
The flat-panel wood cabinetry design creates a beautiful, sleek look with natural vibes. The white marble countertops enlighten the atmosphere with a textural look while the modern gray backsplash tiles provide a sleek and elegant backdrop. The long and slim shape of the limestone tiles enhances the modern aesthetic of the overall design. The stainless steel stove and the gray range hood perfectly complete the sleek lines.
ID# 177412 – Product BA1029 – Beige Travertine & Glass Diamond Pattern Mosaic Tile
Two-tone Kitchen Cabinets with Travertine Backsplash and Farmhouse Sink
The warm and inviting appeal of the travertine stone is one of the most popular choices for traditional kitchens! But if you want to add some dazzling appeal to the classic look of the travertine stone, this beige travertine and glass mix backsplash might be a perfect fit for your kitchen. Adorned with glossy glass chips and a grid pattern, the beige travertine backsplash offers a luxurious appeal for the white and gray kitchen cabinets. The white apron front sink and the wood floating shelves create a focal point and draw attention through the backsplash area.
Kitchen Backsplash Designs
When planning or updating a kitchen, several factors need to be taken into account, including the layout, appliances, and color scheme. And that’s precisely why we’re concentrating on the enjoyable component right now: a backsplash, which is essentially the material used for the kitchen wall. Backsplashes might cover the space between the counters and cabinets, the complete wall, or just the area behind the range. The vast universe of texture and color that they reveal follows. Whether your ideal kitchen is contemporary and sleek or rustic and homey, you’re likely to adore at least one of the kitchen backsplash designs below.
Endless World of the Kitchen Backsplash Ideas
There are many additional considerations to keep in mind, such as colors, patterns, and textures for backsplashes that symbolize the styles and the kinds of kitchen backsplash designs, as the designs for kitchen backsplashes can differ according to their types and styles. Two things should be kept in mind when designing a kitchen: whether to emphasize the backsplash or to integrate all the design components and bring attention to the whole thing.
Because the concept of the kitchen design influences the kitchen backsplash design as well, take these extra factors into account before beginning your design. The only thing you can do to draw attention to the backsplash alone is to paint the remainder of the kitchen with colors that are similar but not the backsplash. By doing this, the kitchen backsplash design will be highlighted throughout the space and look amazing!
ID# 177401 – Product BA2007 – Warm Gray Marble Subway Tile Backsplash
Tile Kitchen Backsplash Design for a Stove
The beautiful harmony between white and wood is well-used in this kitchen design. The marble subway tile backsplash stands out between the white and wood kitchen cabinetry design. Thanks to the wood flooring and base cabinets the natural vibes fill the kitchen atmosphere. The white upper cabinets and the quartz countertops enlighten the atmosphere. The dark gray kitchen island brings a contrasting look to this country kitchen while the gold counter chairs make an eye-catching final touch with a dose of sparkle.
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ID# 177402 – Product BA5501 – Marble Look Blue Glass Hexagon Mosaic Tile
White Shaker Cabinets with Blue Hexagon Tile Backsplash
The sleek and sophisticated look of the blue hexagon backsplash tiles creates a stylish contrast with the white shaker cabinets! This contrast draws attention while the wood floor balances and softens the stark appeal of the contrast. Thanks to the clean and fresh look of the kitchen cabinets the eye-catching blue hue of the glass backsplash tiles stands out more. The marble-like textures of these tiles add an opulent feel with movement and contrast in a balanced way!
How to design a kitchen backsplash?
For some people, designing a kitchen backsplash may seem intimidating. It’s often one of the kitchen’s last touches. We can suggest picking the flooring, cabinets, and countertops first. After that, it’s typically much simpler to choose the tiles or slabs and design for the backsplash.
Choose the purpose of your backsplash
Do you want the backsplash to stand out or just fit in? This will dictate how you approach it (i.e. how fancy, how intricate). You could opt for one of those to be the main point if you have fresh granite worktops and lovely new cabinetry. People sometimes become confused because they begin to examine each area of the kitchen independently, which is impossible to accomplish. It needs to function as a unit as it is one room. Everything is distracting when it vies for your attention. The backsplash is frequently intended to blend in and assist in tying the other components of the kitchen together. In small spaces, less is frequently better.
Choose the look and style you desire
Do you like a more traditional, fashionable, or modern-looking design? Do you prefer backsplashes that are glossy, with less variance in color, or ones that appear more like real stone with some texture? Take a look at a few kitchens or home magazines, and search on the internet to see what you like.
Prioritize the other key components first
It’s often better to choose the flooring, cabinetry, and countertops first. From there, finding a backsplash tile that would work is typically rather easy (if working with a professional). Obtain samples of each of these materials to enable you to match the texture and color of your tile.
If you have trouble envisioning, DELAY choosing the colors for your backsplash
It is possible that you won’t be able to picture how everything will appear until it’s all done. And it’s understandable given that practically every component is altered when you remodel your whole kitchen. How often are kitchen renovations made? From a sequencing perspective, you should complete flooring, cabinets, and countertops in that order. Your kitchen is now not usable, but after those countertops are put in place and the sinks and/or appliances are linked to the water and/or gas lines, your kitchen is usable once again. Delaying the selection and finalization of the backsplash if necessary is advised, especially if doing so makes you feel more confident in your choice.
Establish a budget
Establish a budget or, at the very least, decide if you want to go high-end, low-end, or somewhere in between. Your options may be swiftly reduced as a result (for example, should we limit our options to ceramic or porcelain or can we afford natural stone or glass?). Due to the time and meticulousness required, backsplashes typically cost more than most consumers anticipate (e.g. centering around each section and working around electrical outlets).
ID# 177403 – Product BA1065 – Rusty Brown & Gray Slate Chevron Mosaic Tile
Dark Wood Kitchen Cabinets with Gray Granite Countertops
The gray color and wooden surfaces complement each other creating a natural and inviting atmosphere! The slate chevron tile backsplash increases the movement of the kitchen’s atmosphere. To balance the dark colors it is a good choice to use some metallic accents like cabinet hardware and lighting fixtures. The dark wood cabinets and gray granite countertops complement each other emphasizing the backsplash
Different Styles of Kitchen Backsplash Designs
Kitchen backsplashes, which were designed to shield walls from cooking spills, were just a few inches tall until the 1950s. Since then, they have expanded in importance in kitchen design. The different styles of kitchen backsplash designs have therefore come to life with the interior design styles and trends, even though this enhancement inspires new design concepts. There are modern, coastal, or farmhouse designs and traditional ones for example.
The different styles of kitchen backsplashes lead us to the materials, colors, and patterns. Every design style has its very own signature material, such as modern style. In modern style, you will find earthy tones and sleek and plain designs. In the coastal design style, some colors and textures represent the seaside, such as beige for the beach, and blue and green represent the sea and sky.
Modern Kitchen Backsplash Designs
One of the first steps when beginning a remodel or new kitchen design is selecting a design style. The backsplash is the most intriguing of the various design aspects in the kitchen to consider, which range from the ceiling to the flooring. Because incorporating the rest of the kitchen, the backsplash preserves the walls and enhances the aesthetic value. We suggest a modern kitchen backsplash design if you are looking for a style for your backsplash since it is one of the most attractive ones.
Modern kitchen backsplash designs may go nicely with many different types of kitchens since they frequently have the slick, streamlined, minimalist aesthetic that is a trademark of modern design. It’s crucial to remember that your backsplash design doesn’t have to exactly match the style of your kitchen overall.
ID# 177404 – Product BA1080 – Rosewood & Gray Long Marble Backsplash Tile
Modern Kitchen Backsplash Designs with Wood Cabinets
There is a beautiful harmony in this modern kitchen! The wood surfaces of the cabinets represent nature while the marble takes us to the luxurious world. The wood cabinets and the gray quartz countertops provide a sleek neutral base for this kitchen. The marble backsplash tiles add some opulent sense and complete the modern aesthetic with their long and slim shapes.
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What is the most popular backsplash for a kitchen?
The most common backsplash material for kitchens is ceramic tile. Ceramic tiles may be laid in a wide variety of designs and available in a wide variety of forms, sizes, and colors. You can easily rely on a ceramic subway tile backsplash since it is timeless, classic yet elegant for the kitchens. Natural stone backsplashes are also a very popular choice for kitchens. Their natural beauty and durable surfaces make them a perfect alternative for classic tile designs.
ID# 177406 – Product BA4502 – Light Gray Modern Long Porcelain Backsplash Tile
Modern Kitchen Backsplash Design with Metallic Surfaces
This modern kitchen is enveloped in cool neutral shades that craft a sleek and elegant ambiance! The light wood base cabinets exude a warm and inviting appeal while their dark gray counterparts above introduce a striking contrast and add depth to the space. The modern porcelain tile backsplash and concrete countertops seamlessly meld with one another to contribute to the clean and sleek lines that define the cabinetry.
Farmhouse Kitchen Backsplash Designs
For many years, one of the most popular styles in interior design has been the farmhouse kitchen. Most homeowners concentrate on rustic cabinetry, apron front sinks, textured wooden shelving, traditional accents, neutral hues, reclaimed and reused natural components, and faded antiques when building the ideal country-style kitchen. The correct farmhouse kitchen backsplash design can unify your kitchen and bring elegance and flair to a practical area, which is something that is sometimes ignored. There are a variety of farmhouse kitchen backsplash designs to pick from for a stylish and beautiful design, whether you desire a modern appearance or prefer a rustic farmhouse style.
Finding cozy and pleasant tile patterns that complement your kitchen and make it a comfortable space for your family is the key to farmhouse kitchen backsplash designs. Due to its typical affordability and ease of use, tile is the material of choice for most homes. The most popular option among the patterned and solid-color tiles is subway and square tiles. A subway tile backsplash is a timeless design that works well in both large and small kitchens because it is sleek and contemporary. To make the tiles stand out, use a contrasting color of grout. For a distinctive look, put the tiles vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. Stone tiles, a brick backsplash and beadboard backsplash are other popular options for farmhouse aesthetics.
ID# 177407 – Product BA2007 – Warm Gray Marble Mosaic Subway Backsplash Tile
Mid-Century Modern Touches for a Farmhouse Kitchen Backsplash Design
White and wood surfaces give this chic farmhouse kitchen design a bright, natural feel! The two-tone kitchen cabinetry is nicely textured and given an air of luxury by the warm gray marble subway tile backsplash. The warm appeal of the tiles is complemented by the wooden base cabinets and the room is made light and airy by the white upper cabinets and white worktops. The farmhouse vibe is perfectly enhanced by the addition of the gray kitchen island, white pendant lights, farmhouse sink, and gold counter chairs!
Coastal Kitchen Backsplash Designs
A backsplash is a terrific method to draw attention to your kitchen. Backsplashes can truly make your kitchen unique because they are available in such a wide range of hues, patterns, and styles. Every kitchen should have a backsplash that matches the room’s desired aesthetic, whether that is bright and dramatic or simple and white. Some of the best coastal kitchen backsplash designs are included in this post. From glossy white glass tiles to Moroccan tile backsplash, you can find endless options to give a coastal feel.
A lot of fun may be had while selecting a coastal kitchen backsplash design. You’ll need to decide on the kind of style you want to adopt first. The coastal kitchen backsplash design can be kept more neutral or use a variety of beachy colors for a dramatic effect, such as whites, grays, and soft subdued blues. If you don’t already have one, adding a backsplash to your kitchen is a simple process. If an old backsplash doesn’t fit your coastal house kitchen, you may take it out and replace it. You might be able to do this on your own, or you can always pay a specialist to do it for you. Check out a handful of these coastal kitchen backsplash designs.
ID# 177408 – Product BA5507 – Blue Glass Herringbone Backsplash Tile
Coastal Kitchen Backsplash Designs with Blue Cabinets and Marble Countertops
The serene feel of the blue shades surrounds this beachy kitchen and provides a tranquil atmosphere! While the blue-painted cabinets and the blue glass herringbone tile backsplash complement each other, they also create a modern aesthetic with a coastal breeze. The stainless steel appliances perfectly complement the modern overall design while the addition of the gray marble countertops gives a luxurious twist.
ID# 177409 – Product BA62026 – Blue & Gray Glass Hexagon Mosaic Tile
Beach-style Kitchen Design with White Cabinets and Mosaic Tile Backsplash
Looking for an eye-catching backsplash tile with a coastal feel? This one might be the one! Adorned by blue and gray tonal variations, this glass and marble mosaic colorful tile backsplash acts as a piece of art and creates a visually striking feature wall. Using white shaker cabinets and white quartz countertops allows the backsplash tiles to be the star of the show!
Traditional Kitchen Backsplash Designs
What is currently deemed “modern” won’t be the same in a few years. While fashions come and go, traditional kitchens never lose their allure. Traditional designs never go out of style or become unfashionable, regardless of what trends appear on magazine covers or are popular choices for house renovations. Modern kitchens are on one end of the design range, while traditional kitchens are on the other. Traditional kitchens are anything but sleek and simple, in contrast to modern kitchens. They are jam-packed with details, decorations, and ornate finishes that beg to be admired. This aids us in selecting a backsplash during the design process. You may select any style to match the cabinets and countertop design if you want a traditional kitchen backsplash design; you won’t need to stick with one.
As we previously discussed, traditional kitchens are very ornate and detailed. Most traditional kitchens have a basic, neutral color palette as a backdrop to help those finer embellishments shine out. To complement those ornamented and details designs you can use a plain slab backsplash design or go with a tile option. Mostly you will find yourself choosing a color for a subway tile backsplash since it is the most common and timeless option for a traditional kitchen backsplash design. Let’s scroll down and see the gorgeous options for a traditional kitchen backsplash design.
ID# 177410 – Product BA2007 – Modern Marble Subway Backsplash Tile
Traditional Kitchen Backsplash Designs with Marble Subway Tiles And Granite Countertops
Such a noble look! The white color of the kitchen cabinets adds the idea of a noble design with elegance. The gray granite countertops complement the rich look of the cabinetry design and put a stylish appeal to the kitchen’s overall appeal. The subway tile of the backsplash keeps the noble appeal of the kitchen with its textural finish. If you want to enhance the classic subway tile pattern, different materials such as marble are the best to increase the movement in the kitchen and complement the elegant look of the cabinets.
What backsplash is in Style 2024?
Beyond 2024, white will remain the most popular and frequently suggested color for kitchen backsplashes of all kinds! Traditional white subway tiles and modern hexagons are just two examples of the countless styles, sizes, patterns and textures that may be used for white backsplashes! Geometric designs, vivid hues and striking textures will be in style in 2024 in addition to the traditional white selections.
ID# 177411 – Product BA1024 – Beige Travertine Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Dark Wood Cabinets with Beige Backsplash and Granite Countertops
Using dark-colored cabinets is a great way to create a dim and sophisticated atmosphere! Of course, you may want to enlighten the dark cabinetry design and using a light-colored backsplash design with countertops is the best way to do this. Thanks to the dark wood shaker cabinets, the beige travertine backsplash tiles and the granite countertops stand out and create a luxurious appeal to the kitchen. The medium-tone wood floor perfectly completes the warm and inviting atmosphere and the small details such as the cabinet hardware and lighting fixtures complement the traditional aesthetic!
Types of Kitchen Backsplash Designs
Of course, designing a whole kitchen is a process full of challenging tasks. A backsplash design is one of them, and it is the fun part at the same time. As for the design options, there are different types of backsplashes. The types of kitchen backsplash designs may frighten you when you hear this concept in the first place. However, we can count two types of kitchen backsplash designs: tile kitchen backsplash designs and slab kitchen backsplash designs.
If you have an ornamented and detailed cabinetry design in the kitchen, you may want to have a plain backsplash design to balance and not overwhelm the design look. For this reason, if you choose tiles for the backsplash, they need to have a plain appeal, or you can use a slab backsplash that expands from the countertop and gives a simple yet stylish look. If you want a flat-panel cabinetry design, you may want to add movement to it and have a tile backsplash design, or you may want to go full-contemporary and have a slab backsplash. Let’s see what types of kitchen backsplash designs there are and how to use them.
Tile Kitchen Backsplash Designs
However, they are utilized in a kitchen design; tile kitchen backsplash designs are a feature that has an effect. They may be used to cover a full wall, a smaller section between worktops and cabinets, or behind a range. Tile may be striking in a vibrant hue or classically beautiful and subtle when used as wall décor. It is really adaptable and may go well with kitchens that have a rustic or modern feel, as well as any design in between.
ID# 177413 – Product BA62046 – Glossy Glass & Marble Diamond Backsplash Tile
White Tile Kitchen Backsplash Designs with White Kitchen Cabinets and Countertops
The white quartz countertops put a stylish and rich appeal to the kitchen while the shiny backsplash tiles complement them with elegance. The polished finish of the tile kitchen backsplash design reflects the light and adds a clean appeal. Using stainless steel appliances is a perfect way to keep up the cabinetry unity. Thanks to the dark wood kitchen island, the contrasted look increases the movement of the kitchen’s environment. The brass cabinet hardware perfectly completes the luxurious look of the backsplash tiles and adds a touch of sparkle.
Marble Mosaic Tiles
Modern look, slim white marble mosaic tile, for kitchen backsplash and bathroom projects.
What is the most timeless kitchen backsplash?
The white backsplash is the most traditional and timeless solution for any kitchen among all the possibilities.
ID# 177414 – Product BA1077 – Light Gray Long Marble Backsplash Tile
Luxurious Details with Gray and White Cabinets
If you do not like the idea of using a bright and spacious kitchen design, gray and white color kitchen cabinets are a perfect fit for your design taste. The harmonious appeal of the gray and white kitchen cabinets with white quartz countertops improves the kitchen’s design look with a stylish view. You can enrich the cabinetry design with chrome hardware and details and put a luxurious appeal. Thanks to the textural look of the marble tile backsplash the movement is created in the kitchen’s environment.
Glass Mosaic Tiles
ID# 177415 – Product BA62010 – Metal & Glass Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Handmade Tile Kitchen Backsplash Design with Granite Countertops
Use a metallic-finished mosaic tile kitchen backsplash design to produce a visually arresting effect! By doing this, the white counters will look gorgeous and the brass hardware will enhance the kitchen’s overall appeal. These backsplash tiles are a work of art because of their puzzle-like design and clever use of glass, copper and steel components. The dark wood cabinets perfectly create a classy style and the cozy, intimate ambiance greets you as soon as you walk in.
Sheet Kitchen Backsplash Designs
The backsplash design is one of the most important choices you’ll make while remodeling an old or outdated kitchen. At present, a white traditional subway tile in the kitchen is practically universal, and you won’t find many home renovations online that don’t include a tiled backsplash. Although we adore the style, it is only a fad like anything else. If you don’t like that style, a sheet kitchen backsplash design can be the easy (and useful!) option you’re looking for to make your kitchen stand out from the crowd!
ID# 177416 – Product BA8801 – Groutless Copper Metal Sheet Backsplash Panel
Copper Metal Sheet Backsplash with Black Cabinets and White Countertops
In modern times backsplashes are here with an aesthetic appeal for us. They are sometimes the main design element in kitchens as in this contemporary kitchen design. The black flat-panel kitchen cabinets and the white countertops act as a canvas for the copper metal sheet backsplash to make it blow up. The white quartz countertops and the perfect gray hue of the floor tiles complement each other with an elegant appeal. The blue-green painted walls create a contrasting look with the copper shade and enhance the overall look with a quirky touch.
Which backsplash is easiest clean?
Given their inherent nonporousness, stain resistance, and lack of need for additional cleaning chemicals, porcelain, ceramic, metal and glass tiles rank highest among materials that are easy to keep. To minimize grout lines and create surfaces that are simpler to clean, consider using larger tiles or slabs. Metal or glass sheet backsplash panels are also a perfect alternative for classic tiles.
ID# 177417 – Product BA8802 – Silver Steel Sheet Backsplash Panel
White Kitchen Cabinets with Steel Sheet Panel
The clean and fresh appeal of the white surfaces is boosted by this eye-catching silver metal sheet kitchen backsplash design. Adorned by a brushed finish, this metal sheet perfectly complements the modern style of the white cabinets and countertops. The stainless steel appliances complete the metallic look of the backsplash while the wood floating shelf and the light wood floor break the monochrome color scheme and bring warmth to the atmosphere.
