09+ Picket Mosaic Tile Backsplash
ID# 179503 – Product BA6711 – Modern White and Gold Picket Mosaic Tile Backsplash
White Shaker Cabinets and Countertops with Multicolored Backsplash
Geometric patterns, as mentioned previously, are one of the most on-trend backsplash options, but if you want to take this already stunning appeal to the next level, then feel free to mix colors and materials! Here, the experimentation with the glass and pearl tiles results in an outstanding look with a dazzling appeal. Keeping the rest white with shaker cabinets and quartz countertops is a perfect way to emphasize the backsplash.
ID# 179509 – Product BA6710 – White and Green Picket Mosaic Backsplash Tile
White and Green Elongated Hexagon Tile Backsplash with White Countertops
Another great example of how to combine two different colors for the backsplash! Even if you go with white tile backsplashes, you can always make them pop by adding a second color. This contemporary kitchen, for example, goes with a green and white picket mosaic backsplash that creates a dazzling look as a backdrop. Their gloss finish adds extra charm to them, while the gray floating shelf and the white quartz countertops complement the bright appeal.
Picket Mosaic Tile Backsplash
Since a backsplash is one of the most important parts of the kitchen which ties all the other elements together, it is important to choose the right one according to your taste and the style of your design. Even if backsplash trends change from time to time, some backsplash types have proven themselves to be classic, and hexagon tiles are one of the most popular of them. However, if you want to make a modern twist on this classic shape, we have an excellent alternative: picket mosaic tile backsplash! Picket tiles, also known as an elongated hexagon, are inspired by a classic hexagon silhouette which is elongated in the center and slimmer for a modern and elegant look.
Sleek and Modern Appeal of the Picket Mosaic Tiles
Even though picket tiles wink at a classic décor due to their hexagonal shapes, they can easily fit in a modern style thanks to their slim and long shapes. These tiles have two parallel sides, like a classic subway tile, but the short sides come to a central point with a degree that gives this mosaic a more edgy look. They come with Picket tiles come in three main layouts which are braided, vertical, and horizontal and each one of them has a different impact. Horizontal and vertical placements are perfect to enhance the space feel. If you want something more unique braided layout will give a one-of-a-kind appeal. So, if you are looking for a creative alternative to classic subway tiles, a picket mosaic tile backsplash might be the right option for you!
ID# 179501 – Product BA5504 – Marble Look White Glass Picket Backsplash Tile
Gray and White Kitchen Cabinets with White Quartz Countertops
Proposing simple and calming aesthetics, this transitional kitchen uses a white glass picket tile backsplash that invites the luxurious sense of the marble into the room. While the crisp white backdrop provides a bright appeal, the black marble-look veins of this glass tile make a statement with a touch of opulence. For the rest, the two-tone cabinets and white quartz countertops draw a sleek provide that allows the backsplash tiles to be the star. If you want to emphasize the textures integrated into the space, using a monochromatic palette helps keep the focus!
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ID# 179502 – Product BA6702 – Calacatta Marble Look Glass Picket Backsplash Tile
White Glass Picket Mosaic Tile Backsplash with Light Brown Cabinets
This outstanding modern kitchen employs two materials as the protagonists of the design: marble textured glass and wood. To start with, the white glass picket tiles adorned with a Calacatta Gold marble look act as a piece of art and make for a sophisticated and uniform look. The white quartz countertops seamlessly blend with the white background of the tiles while the light brown upper cabinets provide a soft and naïve appeal. The dark wood base cabinets and the trim of the range hood add much-needed contrast to the space.
What style is the picket backsplash?
Picket tiles are mostly hexagons since they consist of six sides, and the middle is elongated making them have a resemblance to picket fences. Despite the fact that they possess two long sides which can be interpreted as a classical subway line, their types are seen in aspects of being long and slim and sporting edgy looks at the short ones making them go beyond approximating to give a more contemporary than subway or hexagon. Due to their slim figure and sleek lines, they can seamlessly adapt to any kind of design style such as contemporary, midcentury, modern or even farmhouse and rustic.
White Picket Mosaic Tile Backsplash
Especially a great option for small kitchens, white color has the power to make the space feel larger and can be a perfect addition to any space! From classic white subway tile backsplash to quartz slabs, zellige tiles and glass sheets, a white kitchen backsplash is available in a wide array of material, texture and pattern options. When it comes to a picket tile design, white color will always be the most failsafe yet timeless option. A white picket mosaic tile backsplash will provide you with a clean and fresh look with a stunning geometrical pattern. You can go with a white grout to create an all white backdrop or use some contrasting grout colors to emphasize this pattern. You can also always make them feel more intriguing and dimensional by playing with textures and finishes!
ID# 179504 – Product BA6709 – White Pearl Glass Picket Mosaic Tile
All-white Kitchen Design with Glossy Picket Mosaic Tile Backsplash
Even though all-white kitchens have a timeless elegance, they can be given movement with good backsplash choices. As you can see in this transitional kitchen, the white glass and pearl picket tile backsplash instantly draws attention between the white cabinets and adds a dazzling look with its glossy finish. Even if they look plain from a certain distance, they can reveal themselves slowly and make the design more intriguing!
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Are picket tiles timeless?
The picket tiles’ elongated hexagon shape creates an appearance that differs markedly from the traditional look of a subway pattern. But also in this, they evoke memory association stems from the old six-sided hexagon tile that has been a good shape and versatile, used for decades to design interior spaces. Material, color and textures of the picket tiles are diverse enabling easy navigation to suit traditional and modern designs such as farmhouse mid-century rustic styles among others. Hence this ability to adapt makes them a set or piece of furniture that can be a timeless addition in any kitchen at any time.
ID# 179505 – Product BA5504 – Marble Look Glossy Glass Picket Backsplash Tile
Glossy White Backsplash with White Floating Shelves
Looking for something more adventurous for your monochromatic kitchen? This white picket tile might be the one! These glass picket tiles are adorned with a marble-look texture that adds a sense of luxury to this all-white kitchen design. Even though the picket tiles are the most distinctive material in this room, the crisp white backdrop of the tiles complements the bright look of the other elements like white shaker cabinets, quartz countertops, and floating shelves. The brushed nickel cabinet hardware and the faucet spice up the kitchen as a final touch.
Glass Picket Mosaic Tile Backsplash
Even though a kitchen backsplash offers a visual impact on the overall look, it is also needed to protect your walls against water splashes, mold, and mildew. Serving as also a functional element thanks to its stain-resistant and pore-free nature that requires no sealing, glass tiles are always one of the most popular materials for kitchen backsplashes. Besides this functional aspect, glass tiles are known for their reflective surfaces and sleek appeals that create focal points effortlessly. When the durability and glamour of the glass material meet with the modern flair of the picket style, the results are just amazing!
ID# 179506 – Product BA6701 – Glossy White Glass Picket Mosaic Tile
White Glass and Pearl Picket Mosaic Tile Backsplash with Gold Faucet
If you want to emphasize the striking beauty of your white picket tile backsplash, feel free to play with textures! Here, for example, the sleek appeal of the white glass tiles meets with the dazzling look of the pearl tiles and together they create a backsplash that acts as a piece of art. If you are designing an all-white kitchen, you can also add some small details, as in this case a brass faucet and a wood floating shelf, to enhance the visual interest.
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Should picket tile be horizontal or vertical?
The issue is whether picket tiles should be horizontal or vertical, though there is no established answer to the question. In the end, it will depend on whether you want a certain casualness or decorative value in your kitchen and also plenty of other factors that might affect the same. The place seems wider because of the horizontal picket tiles, hence it is good being appreciated and especially precious in narrow kitchens. The laying of the picket tiles in a horizontal manner also provides a classical subway tile look while cutting off as little waste as possible but results in a modern twist. It is unique to low-ceiling kitchens vertical lines are good for the upward urge, and picket tiles help in making space appear taller. Thus, you can always play with the first and second orientation points to see which one fits you better.
ID# 179507 – Product BA6702 – Marble Look White Glass Picket Mosaic Tile
White Cabinets with Wood Range Hood and Black Cabinet Hardware
There are lots of different texture options for glass tiles but have you ever seen this one with a marble-like texture? While the all-white looks continue to be a dominant kitchen theme, the recent backsplash trends find ways to jazz up such monochromatic looks and this white picket mosaic tile backsplash is no exception! The Calacatta Gold Marble texture of the mosaic tiles exudes a touch of opulence to the space. The wood range hood complements the warm appeal of these gold veins while the white cabinets and countertops provide a bright and spacious atmosphere.
Multicolored Picket Mosaic Tile Backsplash
If you want to give your kitchen a brand-new look, that’s what kitchen backsplash is for! And even if seems like a small detail, color choices make a big impact on the overall look of the design. From bright whites to serene blues, greens, yellows, blacks, and grays, today’s design world offers homeowners a plethora of ways to curate a variety of looks with backsplashes. Each color has its own mood but you don’t have to stick a single color for your backsplash. Sometimes experimenting with different colors makes a drastic change. That’s why you need to check these multicolored picket mosaic tile backsplash ideas!
How do you install picket tile backsplash?
Picking a picket tile backslash has the same process as when customizing any other tile design. To begin with, place a sheet of damp sandpaper that is smooth and free from nodulations on the wall surface while covering the surface of the countertop using plastic to let out all rich fumes inside. In case you come across any fissures on the wall, you should plug them in.
After figuring this out, you can start to lay the tiles! Spread the adhesive on the wall and work in sections rather than spreading adhesive across the entire wall as it might dry before you reach there. As you lay the tiles, press them firmly. Use tile spacers to leave even spaces between the tiles to master a uniform look.
Once you have installed all the tiles, wait for them to cure overnight. Then the wall surface will be ready for grouting. Mix the grout according to the manufacturer’s instructions, apply it with a grout float and run it diagonally. While or before grouting, you can also remove the spacers to make it look all perfect. Once you have filled each gap, remove the haze on the tile surfaces with a damp sponge.
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ID# 179508 – Product BA6708 – White & Brown Glass Picket Backsplash Tile
Multicolored Picket Mosaic Tile Backsplash with Wood Floating Shelf
Geometric pattern backsplashes like pickets are always great at achieving stylish looks, and using multiple colors is a great way to enhance this already stunning appearance. Here, the vertical picket tile backsplash adorned with white and brown shades creates a visually striking backdrop. The dark wood floating shelf perfectly complements the dark brown color of the tiles while the white countertops and cabinets complete the bright appeal of the white ones.
