+27 Shiplap Backsplash
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Navy Blue Cabinets with White Shiplap Backsplash and Wood Range Hood
The combination of the blue, white, and wooden textures gives warm and cozy beachy vibes. The navy blue cabinets offer an elegant look while white countertops and white shiplap walls create a bright and spacious atmosphere. Also, using dark cabinets with a white backsplash provides a contrasting look. The wooden range hood and floating shelves complement the wooden flooring and enhance the warmness of the design.
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Navy Blue Cabinets with White and Wood Accents
The bold and beautiful navy-blue color of the shaker-style cabinets offers an elegant look for this small kitchen. The white shiplap wall and white countertop make a fresh touch while wood floating shelf, exposed wooden beams, and picture frames bring warmth to the atmosphere and make this kitchen more intimate. Even this kitchen has a small space, the u-shape layout of the cabinets maximizes the functionality.
Shiplap Backsplash
When it comes to interior designing, wooden details can bring a nice organic warmth to the atmosphere and shiplap is one of the most popular wall paneling. From living room to laundry room, entryway to kitchen, shiplap is everywhere these days and kitchen backsplashes are one of these great areas that you can use shiplap. So, if you are looking for something different, scroll down and find the best shiplap backsplash ideas that will inspire you!
Shiplap is a kind of wooden board that is generally used for barns or sheds. Today, it has become a popular design element for interior design. The beautiful natural texture of the shiplap panels is a great and easiest way to add interest to kitchen walls. It is easily installed and you can paint it according to your taste which makes it a versatile material. The sleek and minimal look of the shiplap can be suitable for different design aesthetics, from modern to farmhouse, traditional to rustic. You can bring a cozy feel to your modern cabinets or complete the warm and welcoming atmosphere of your farmhouse kitchen with a shiplap backsplash. Whatever your style is, a shiplap backsplash might be a perfect addition to your kitchen.
Also, shiplap is inexpensive than the other backsplash materials. Depending on the material. you may expect to pay $3 – $10 per square foot. The most important thing for shiplap backsplashes is that requires a protective finish coat to prevent food stains and moisture damage like the other wood types. Otherwise, wooden planks can be damaged easily. With all these benefits, shiplap is a great alternative for tile backsplash and you might consider installing a shiplap backsplash for your kitchen.
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Transitional Kitchen with Black Cabinets and Vertical Shiplap Walls
The black and white color scheme of this transitional kitchen offers an elegant and timeless look while wooden accents like floating shelves and flooring make a warm touch and soften the sharp contrast between the black and white. The gray marble countertop of the black perimeter cabinets provides a perfect connection point between the cabinets and the white shiplap. The same wood paneling is used also on the kitchen island wall to create a continuous look.
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Gray Shaker Cabinets with Yellow Subway Tiles and White Shiplap Backsplash
In this transitional kitchen, the yellow subway tile backsplash and white shiplap panels perfectly blend and create a unique backdrop. The vertical shape of the subway tiles contrasts with the horizontal shiplap walls to add visual interest. Gray shaker cabinets are paired with beige granite countertops and black hardware. Using the same paneling on the island provides a continuous look.
Traditional Mosaic Tiles
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Farmhouse Kitchen with Natural Wood Cabinets and Green Pendant Lights
The green pendant lights draw attention at the first sight in this transitional kitchen and add a character to the design. Also, the stunning green shade complements the natural look of the wooden kitchen cabinets. At the back, the white shiplap backsplash, white cabinets, and white countertop create a clean and fresh backdrop while the wooden range hood sands out between the whites and create a focal point.
Is shiplap good for a backsplash?
Yes, tiles are the first choice for kitchen backsplashes, but shiplap is another popular choice that can add visual interest to the overall look. The sleek look of the shiplap backsplash allows you to get creative and create your dreamy kitchen. Tanks to its effortless beauty, using a shiplap backsplash will completely transform your kitchen!
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Bright Kitchen Design with Exposed Wooden Beams and Metal Accents
This bright kitchen features light gray cabinets, marble countertops, shiplap backsplash, stainless steel appliances, gray floating shelves, metal bar chairs, and a black chandelier. The exposed wooden beams break the white domination in the room and add a rustic vibe while stainless steel appliances give a contemporary feel.
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Farmhouse Kitchen with White Cabinetry and Shiplap Backsplash
The black accents pop up in this white kitchen and create a luxurious feel. The marble backsplash behind the stove provides a continuous look with the marble countertop of the white cabinets and creates a focal point between the white shiplap backsplash panels. The wooden floating shelves and the trim of the range hood enhance the warmness of the room.
White Shiplap Backsplash
With the rising of all-white kitchen designs, the white backsplash has become more popular these days. When the pureness and cleanness of the white meet with the natural texture of the wood, the result is warm, cozy, and welcoming. A white shiplap backsplash can create a clean backdrop for your kitchen while adding a nice texture.
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Light Gray Kitchen Cabinets with Brass Pendant Lights and Leather Chairs
Clean, sleek, and elegant! The light gray cabinets, white granite countertops, and black hardware create a timeless look for this transitional kitchen. The upper cabinets are fitted with floating shelves which create a continuous look with the white shiplap backsplash. Brass pendant lights and leather counter chairs make a beautiful final touch and bring a vintage vibe.
Gray Shiplap Backsplash
Just like the white, painting the shiplap backsplash into gray is a popular choice for homeowners and interior designers. Thanks to the versatility of gray, a gray shiplap backsplash can be a perfect addition for any styled and colored kitchen.
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Natural Wood Cabinets with Gray-green Shiplap Backsplash and White Countertops
In this transitional kitchen, natural wood cabinets and the gray-green shiplap wall bring the beauty of nature into the room and offer a warm and welcoming space. The white countertops, range hood, and white backsplash panel behind the stove make a fresh touch and enhance the spaciousness of the atmosphere. White glass pendant lights soften the sharp edges of the other features with their circular shapes.
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Farmhouse Kitchen with Multicolored Patchwork Floor Tiles
The combination of the white shaker cabinets, wood countertop, gray shiplap walls, white backsplash tile, wood range hood, and wood dining set perfectly reflects the cozy vibe of the farmhouse style. The multicolored patchwork tiles add visual interest to the floor.
Black Shiplap Backsplash
Black is a bold color that can instantly add a character to any space. A black backsplash offers a perfect blend of sophistication, neutrality, and warmness. And it is a great way to combine contemporary and classic. So, we can say the black shiplap is the new white shiplap!
How to make a shiplap backsplash?
The installation process of a shiplap backsplash is easy. Before the installation, you need to prepare the backsplash area and the shiplap panels. Remove the electrical switches, measure the backsplash area, and cut the panels according to switches and window trim. When using a wooden backsplash, the most important thing is sealing. Because wood has a porous surface it needs to be sealed, especially if it is used as a backsplash. Otherwise, food and water spills can cause permanent damage to the boards. This will help to prevent stains and permanent marks.
Also, shiplap boards are available on both pre-painted and not painted options. If you have not painted panels, first you need to paint them before the installation. You can use a painter’s spray to create a smooth and well-painted surface. But if you don’t have any experience with it, hiring someone might be a better option. Also, you can use simple tools like a brush or roller to paint it.
Now, you are ready for installation. If you are using a horizontal placement, start at the lower part and lay the first board. Nail the first board into a stud or rafter through the top flange of the board with a nail gun. Begin the second row by placing the overlap of the board over the flange of the previous row, nail it, and repeat this process until covers all area.
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Dark Gray Cabinets with Marble Island and Wood Counter Chairs
The modern look of the dark gray flat-panel cabinets nicely contrasts with the rustic appeal of the wood plank backsplash and creates a characteristic design. Backlit lights under the upper cabinets highlight the counter area and add a dramatic feel. The marble kitchen island brings a luxurious feel to the design while wooden counter chairs complement the backsplash.
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Beach Style Home Bar with Black Shiplap Backsplash and Gray Countertops
Different textures and patterns blend perfectly in this beach-style home bar and offer a timeless look. The black paint of the shiplap backsplash creates an accent wall. The gray countertops provide a smooth transition between the black wall and white cabinets. The black and white patterned tiles on the bar area add visual interest to the design while wicker counter chairs make a warm touch.
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Small Black and White Kitchen with Brass Accents
Thanks to the mostly white color palette, this white kitchen has a bright and spacious atmosphere, even it has a small space. Black upper cabinets on the opposite walls and the black frame of the window nicely contrast with the white features to give a modern look. The marble countertop and backsplash, and brass accents like handles and sconces add a dose of luxury while the white shiplap wall makes the space feel larger with its vertical placement.
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White Shaker Cabinets with Marble Countertop and Shiplap Backsplash
This large farmhouse kitchen gives some coastal vibes with its white, blue, and wood color scheme. The white shaker cabinets and white shiplap backsplash provide a clean backdrop for the navy blue island with a marble countertop. Glass pendant lights are in a harmony with the spacious atmosphere of the kitchen.
Cabinet Colors for Shiplap Backsplash
When designing a kitchen, choosing the cabinet colors is one of the most important things that define the overall look of the design. If you are using a classic white shiplap backsplash, you can create an all-white kitchen with white cabinets or pop up your backsplash with darker shades like navy blue or black. If you are using painted shiplap, depending on the color that you use, you can either use matching or contrasting colors on your cabinets.
Shiplap Backsplash with White Cabinets
White kitchen cabinets are like a black canvas. They can be suitable for every style, color, and design aesthetics. If you want to create a bright and spacious kitchen, match your white cabinets with a white shiplap backsplash or paint your shiplap with a bold color to make it stand out.
How to seal shiplap backsplash?
Sealing the shiplap backsplash is essential. It provides waterproof against water and flood damages and also a sealed wood is less affected by changes in humidity. And you need to apply sealer on both sides of the planks. If you are using a varnish or penetrating oil, apply one cost before installation and after it dries, apply a second coat after the installation.
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All White Shaker Cabinets with Wood Kitchen Island and White Countertop
A combination of white color and natural materials creates a warm, intimate, and bright look. White shiplap walls and dark wood islands make a rustic touch to this kitchen which is surrounded by white shaker cabinets. White countertops complete the fresh look which is created by white cabinetry.
Shiplap Backsplash with Dark Cabinets
Dark kitchen cabinets are a great way to create an elegant and sophisticated look for kitchens. And, using a shiplap backsplash will perfectly give the balanced look between warmth and elegance.
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Transitional Kitchen with Gray Cabinets and White Countertop
In this transitional kitchen, the gray herringbone backsplash behind the stove is accentuated with a white shiplap backsplash on both sides. White backsplash materials create a fresh look between the gray shaker cabinets which give a traditional vibe to the overall look of the kitchen. The light wood range hood, metallic handles, and wooden flooring complete the design.
Is shiplap out of style?
Thanks to its versatility, shiplap is a timeless material that can work well with different design aesthetics and different color schemes. Shiplap has a cozy and nautical or cabin-like feel that can instantly bring warmth to the atmosphere. Whether you are using a classic white horizontal shiplap make a modern twist with vertical placement and black paint, a shiplap backsplash will be a perfect addition to any kitchen.
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Cherry Kitchen Cabinets with Wood Countertop and Shiplap Kitchen Backsplash
The stunning cherry colors of the shaker cabinets give a characteristic look to this kitchen. Cherry kitchen cabinets are paired with a wood countertop and white shiplap backsplash which add a coziness to the elegant look of the cabinets. Brass handles, knobs, and faucet make a vintage touch and elevate the design.
Rustic Shiplap Backsplash
Rustic style has a lot of charm that offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere. And because of the natural look of the shiplap, it will be a perfect match with the rustic kitchen. To giving a more rustic look to a shiplap, you can use the whitewashing method.
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Green Cabinets with Wood Worktop and Farmhouse Sink
The lovely green color of the shaker cabinets and wood worktop creates a harmonious look and brings the beautiful shades of nature into this farmhouse kitchen. This warm and cozy look is completed with white painted wood planks on the walls. The wood-framed window and the apron front sink create a focal point.
Vertical Shiplap Backsplash
The original placement of the shiplap panels is horizontal but it can be also installed vertically. This vertical placement is a great way to give a more modern look and the vertical lines will help elongate your walls and give the illusion of taller walls and higher ceilings.
Can you use a shiplap behind a stove?
You might think that a shiplap backsplash is not good for the area behind the stove because wood is flammable. But, if treated and installed correctly, you can use a shiplap behind the stove.
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Small Beach Style Kitchen with White Cabinets and Wood Island
The wooden kitchen island is the centerpiece of this small all-white kitchen and it makes a rustic twist against the clean and fresh look of the white features. White Shaker cabinets are paired with a marble countertop, metallic handles, stainless steel stove, white range hood, and white shiplap backsplash which make the space feel larger. Besides their visual beauty, white shaker cabinets also provide plenty of storage space.
Farmhouse Shiplap Backsplash
Farmhouse style is all about balance the old and new with simplicity and rustic charm. Neutral color schemes, wooden textures, apron front sinks are the main characters of the farmhouse kitchens, and is there a better option than a shiplap backsplash to complete this cozy feel?
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Small Farmhouse Kitchen with White Apron Front Sink and Shiplap Backsplash
The white porcelain apron sink is a focal point for this farmhouse-style kitchen and it reflects the farmhouse style perfectly. The white shaker cabinets with white countertops, white shiplap backsplash, and wood floating shelves create a cohesive look around the sink. The black hardware nicely contrasts with the white features to emphasize the cabinetry.
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Black Shaker Cabinets with Oversized Range Hood and Brass Sconces
In this farmhouse kitchen, the black kitchen cabinets offer a sophisticated look while white accents like marble countertops and shiplap backsplash contrast with the cabinets and provide a bright look for the kitchen. The black range hood creates a striking focal point in front of the shiplap backsplash while wood floating shelves give an open and airy feel to the atmosphere. Black sconces above the floating shelves and brass hardware complete the elegant look of the black.
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White Oak Raised Panel Cabinets with Marble Countertop and White Vertical Shiplap Backsplash
The beautiful natural texture of the white oak cabinets takes center stage in this transitional kitchen remodel. The vertical shiplap backsplash continues through the ceiling to create a continuous look which makes the space feel taller. Marble countertop and brass knobs of the cabinetry give a midcentury vibe while adding a sparkle to the design.
Small Home Bar with White Cabinetry and Wood Countertop
This home bar is a great example that how to evaluate small spaces. Here, white cabinets, a wooden countertop, beverage cooler, and wooden floating shelves offer both stylish and functional space at the corner of the living room. The white shiplap wall completes the cozy feel of the wooden textures and creates a beautiful backdrop.
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Midcentury Kitchen with Black Cabinets and Wood Island
The black shiplap backsplash which continues through the back of the upper cabinets adds another layer of texture while glass-fronted upper cabinets emphasize the impact of the shiplap texture. The wooden kitchen island completes the neutrality of the black cabinets while bringing warmth to the atmosphere. The white marble countertop of the kitchen island adds a dose of luxury while making a fresh touch.
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Beach Style Kitchen with White Shaker Cabinets and Navy Blue Island
The navy blue kitchen island stands out between the all-white kitchen and makes a statement! The white kitchen cabinets bring a traditional feel with their shaker-style doors while black hardware emphasizes the cabinetry by contrasting them. The white vertical shiplap backsplash and the range hood add a nice texture and the wooden flooring completes the beach vibes. Thanks to the window openings, natural light fills the room.
ID# 125123
White Farmhouse Kitchen with Wood Island and Vintage Pendant Lights
In this, all-white kitchen, the wooden countertop of the island and greenish copper pendant lights stand out and make this otherwise ordinary kitchen to the next level. White shiplap panels behind the open cabinets and on the range hood covering add a nice texture while the stainless steel backsplash panel behind the stove add modernity to the design.
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White Kitchen Cabinets with Gray Countertop and Island with Shiplap Boards
Shiplap installation on the central island brings some rustic vibes to this farmhouse-style kitchen. The same shiplap boards are used as a backsplash to create continuity. White pendants, wooden counter chairs with black legs, and large gray granite floor tiles complete the farmhouse style perfectly. White open shelving provides additional space for plates.
