22+ Stone Backsplash for Kitchen
ID# 186701 – Product BA631613 – Modern Gray Marble Chevron Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Transitional Kitchen with White and Wood Cabinets
Geometric patterns have been one of the on-trend looks recently, and this kitchen blends the modern look of the chevron pattern with the luxurious sense of the marble stone. This marble chevron mosaic tile backsplash provides a nice textural backdrop with timeless elegance. The white shaker style cabinets punctuated by chrome hardware create a basic and well-functioning setup. The wood drawers and range hood bring a warm sense to this gray-and-white combination. The stainless steel countertops make an unexpected twist against the traditional design features, making the design more unique.
ID# 186720 – Product BA7017 – Honey Onyx Glass Hand Cut Artisan Mosaic Tile
Light Wood Cabinets with Honey Onyx Subway Mosaic Backsplash
An onyx backsplash is always ready to contribute something big to the kitchen; it doesn’t matter whether it is a tiled or slab version of it. In this contemporary kitchen, the honey onyx glass tiles are formed in a subway-inspired pattern which gives a classic feel. Featuring a unique honey tones color finish, these tiles make a strong statement, shining with a radiant, glossy effect that sets the tone of the design. The light wood cabinets create a cohesive look with the warm shades of the tiles. The pure white quartz countertops provide a clean and fresh look and balance the busy patterns of the onyx tiles.
Stone Backsplash for Kitchen
When it comes to choosing the right tile for your backsplash that will add a signature look, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Today, kitchen backsplashes come in endless possibilities of materials, colors, shapes, textures, and patterns. This wide variety might make your decision harder. Luckily, if you are looking for a tile that will increase the value of your home, creating a one-of-a-kind look, you can’t go wrong with a stone backsplash. There are few things as gorgeous as a well-chosen stone backsplash for kitchen designs. Subtle yet bold, these types of backsplash tiles offer timeless elegance, adding tons of character to any kitchen.
Endless Charm and Elegance of Stone Backsplash Ideas
If you’re looking to invest in your home, stone backsplashes are the route to go! Coming in a wide range of material options, including marble, travertine, slate, onyx, and limestone, stone backsplashes provide endless charm and elegance. Whether you prefer a luxurious kitchen design or one with a rustic flair, the variety of stone backsplash for kitchen designs also offers endless design possibilities. Stone backsplashes are not without their drawbacks though. Due to their porous skin, these types of tiles require more maintenance than classic ceramic or glass tiles. Depending on the type of natural stone, they need to be sealed regularly. Also, these tiles are more pricier options due to their high quality. Even though stone tiles have these drawbacks, we can not deny their aesthetic appeal which will definitely add value to your property.
So, if you can commit to a little bit of maintenance, a stone backsplash will be an excellent addition to your kitchen. Ranging from luxurious marble stone to rustic slate tiles, elegant travertines, and unique onyx tiles, stone backsplash ideas are quite expansive. In this blog, we gathered over 20 kitchen designs centered around eye-catching stone backsplashes that will make you renovate your kitchen!
ID# 186702 – Product BA1063 – Rusty Brown & Gray Slate Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Slate Mosaic Stone Backsplash for Kitchen with Navy Blue Cabinets
All-time favorite subway tiles come back with new ways to present themselves. Here, slate mosaic tiles take a cue from the classic subway pattern, offering a more complex design. The earthy color shades and rough textures of these slate tiles make a rustic twist against the sleek design of the navy blue cabinets paired with brass hardware. The natural wood range hood complements the organic warmth of the tiles while the white countertops enlighten the atmosphere.
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Is stone a good idea for a backsplash?
A blend of functionality and aesthetics, stone materials are definitely good for kitchen backsplashes. Each piece of stone is unique, offering a one-of-a-kind look. The variety of colors, textures, and patterns provide endless design opportunities for homeowners. Also, a well-installed backsplash, especially a stone one, can easily increase the value of the property.
Beyond their aesthetic value, stone backsplashes have many functional benefits. First of all, natural stone tiles are known for their durability which makes them an ideal choice for kitchen backsplashes. Stone tiles are heat-resistant materials, making them ideal for use behind stovetops.
ID# 186703 – Product BA1038 – Modern Long Gray Limestone Backsplash Tile
Contemporary Kitchen with Full-height Gray Backsplash
This ultra-modern kitchen chooses a gray limestone backsplash with lightly streaked veins to match its calm setting defined by a neutral color scheme. These tiles take up through the ceiling, creating a sleek and seamless backdrop. The white marble countertops complement the textural look of the tiles and add a touch of opulence. The light wood kitchen cabinets create a harmonious look with gray tiles.
Is stone backsplash hard to clean?
While natural stone materials offer high aesthetic values for kitchen backsplashes, there are some drawbacks. Due to their porous skin, these types of tiles are more prone to damage. That means they require a little bit more maintenance than regular ceramic or glass tiles. The ease of cleaning the stone backsplashes depends on the type of material and finish. However, with a regular cleaning routine and proper sealing, the cleaning of the stone tiles is not that hard!
For daily cleaning, you can wipe the tile surfaces with a clean cloth and soapy warm water. You can come up with a schedule and stick to it. This way you can easily maintain the first-day look of your tiles. For more stubborn stains, you can use a stone-specific cleaner with a non abrasive scrub pad. Since the stones have porous skin, do not use acidic or abrasive cleaners!
ID# 186704 – Product BA1078 – Modern Long Marble Pure White Backsplash Mosaic Tile
Modern White Marble Stone Backsplash for Kitchen with Gray Cabinets
If you want to incorporate the luxurious elegance of marble into your kitchen but don’t want to use striking textures, this pure white marble backsplash might be the best for you! As you can see here, the modern marble backsplash provides a sleek and clean backdrop without overpowering. The white quartz countertops make a perfect pair with these tiles. The light gray kitchen cabinets anchor the space, offering a sleek elegance with their handless design.
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ID# 186705 – Product BA1037 – Gray Marble Glass Kitchen Backsplash Tile
Black Cabinets and Countertops with Gray Backsplash
If you are looking for ways to create big design moments and go a bit extreme in your use of marble, check out this look carefully! In this contemporary kitchen space, the marble stone is mixed with glass accents to create an eye-catching backsplash. The gorgeous color transitions on the glass and marble tiles enhance the visual interest of the backdrop. For the rest, the black cabinets and countertops seamlessly blend with each other, offering a sophisticated look. The polished finish of the countertops reflects the colors of the tiles and emphasizes their impact.
Are stone backsplashes expensive?
Since stone backsplashes have high quality as they are quarried from the earth, generally they come with higher price tags compared to classic ceramic or porcelain tiles. The total cost of a backsplash depends on the quality of the stone. For example, marble tiles cost $40-$100 per square foot while travertine stone generally costs between $25-$50. One of the more expensive options, onyx often costs $75-$150 per square foot. However, these prices can change according to the pattern, shape, texture, and size of the tiles. So, to get a more solid idea, you can visit your local tile shop or order a sample from our online platform.
ID# 186706 – Product BA1045 – Modern Black Slate Subway Backsplash Tile
Black Slate Stone Backsplash for Kitchen with Transitional Style
These black slate subway tiles ensure the timelessness of the background, aligning themselves with a more traditional look with a running-bond style pattern. The white grout lines emphasize this classic pattern, enhancing visual interest. The black oversized range hood and the black countertops complement the dramatic appeal of the tiles. The white kitchen cabinets provide a sleek and timeless foundation for the space. The undercabinet lights soften the sharp black-and-white contrast and add a warm sense to the space. The wood extension of the two-tiered kitchen island has also influenced the warmth of the space.
Marble Backsplash
Used for sculptures and building projects throughout history, marble is one of the most precious natural stones. Nowadays feels much closer to us, serving as a backsplash in our kitchens. Coming in a wide array of colors, designs, and tile options, marble backsplashes are timeless classics, bringing an upscale feel to kitchens. Whether you want to create a luxurious, tranquil, modern, or traditional kitchen design, marble backsplash can give you any look you want!
Thanks to the advancement of technology, marble tiles are available in many different forms. From classic subway patterns to large-format slabs, you are given almost limitless design possibilities when working with marble. Considering that every inch of marble is unique and visually striking, marble makes a great addition to any kitchen in aesthetic terms. Similar to any other natural stone materials, marble is a natural stone and has a porous nature, which makes it a bit hard to maintain when compared to other pore-free materials. Regular cleaning and annual resealing are required to keep the best version of marble backsplashes.
ID# 186707 – Product BA2007 – Modern Warm Gray Marble Subway Backsplash Tile
Marble Stone Backsplash for Kitchen with Two-tone Cabinets
This visually striking modern farmhouse kitchen is designed to offer open and sociable cooking and dining space to entertain guests and homeowners who are avid cooks themselves. To serve this aim, the designers go with a marble subway tile backsplash which creates a timeless elegance. The natural wood cabinets complement the warm sense of the marble stone. Above, the white countertops and white wall cabinets enlighten the atmosphere. The dark gray kitchen island paired with gold counter chairs creates a social hub of sorts to mediate between the lounge and the kitchen. The addition of the chrome cabinet hardware and white pendant lights give the space a more personalized look.
ID# 186708 – Product BA6330 – Calacatta Gold Marble Subway Backsplash Tile
Off-white Cabinets with Natural Wood Range Hood
Both a timeless classic and modern, this marble subway tile backsplash serves refined aesthetics and unique veins. This gorgeous tile design minimizes the need to add another fixture to elaborate the sleek look of the contemporary cabinets. While the off-white cabinets provide a sleek and clean set-up, the stunning marble with gold veins reminiscent of spider webs contributes to the upscale feel of the kitchen. The natural wood range hood complements the warm sense of the gold textures. The black hardware punctuates the cabinets, enhancing the modern aesthetic.
ID# 186709 – Product BA45056 – Gray & White Marble Flower Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Flower Patterned Stone Backsplash for Kitchen with White Color Scheme
Traditional kitchens generally use chevron and herringbone marble backsplashes to gain, but this backsplash design shows that marble can be used in many different forms. Here, the white and gray marble stone is used with a flower pattern which adds a delicate feel to the space. Even though these tiles tend to create an intricate pattern, they don’t overwhelm the space, creating a nice textural backdrop. The plain appeal of the white shaker cabinets and white quartz countertops provide a sleek frame for the backsplash tiles and make them the star of the design.
ID# 186710 – Product BA1080 – Modern Rosewood & Gray Marble Backsplash Tile
Natural Wood Cabinets with Gray Countertops
Priding itself on the marble backsplash, this contemporary kitchen proposes a calm and soothing aesthetic. Adorned with rosewood and gray veins, these marble tiles present a modern style with a luxurious sense. The rest is kept neutral with modern wood cabinets and gray countertops, while wood handles provide a continuous look.
Does a stone backsplash need to be sealed?
Due to their porous texture, stone tiles can absorb liquids that can cause staining, regardless of the type of stone. That’s why these tiles require regular sealing to create a protective layer against water splashes and food spills.
ID# 186711 – Product BA6313 – Multicolor Marble Diamond Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Luxurious Marble Stone Backsplash for Kitchen
If there is something more luxurious than marble backsplash, it is the Calacatta Gold marble backsplash in a unique pattern, as proven by this contemporary kitchen! Adorned by gold and gray veins, these marble diamond mosaic tiles make a strong design statement as a backdrop. They add elegance and visual interest to the space. For the rest, the combination of gray and white cabinets and white quartz countertops give a sleek and refined look. The glass-fronted cabinet doors add a light and airy feel. The metallic hardware and stainless steel appliances make a cohesive final touch with a dose of sparkle.
Travertine Backsplash
Travertine is a form of limestone, available in an assortment of cream, gray, beige, gold, white, and brown colors. Due to its versatility and authenticity, travertine stone is a popular material for kitchen backsplashes. Acting as a backdrop, travertine backsplashes offer an earhty look with extreme durability. This durable structure of the travertine makes it an ideal choice for high-traffic areas like behind the stove or sink.
Whether you are looking for a refined backdrop to create a traditional aesthetic or add a rustic flair, a travertine tile backsplash can do the trick. Besides the color options, travertine tiles are also available in different finish options like matte, tumbled, or polished. So, if you are after for a backsplash tile that brings an earthy appeal with elegance, travertine backsplash tiles will be an excellent option to choose from.
ID# 186712 – Product BA1092 – Light Ivory Travertine Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Cream Kitchen Cabinets with Travertine Tiles and Granite Countertops
This traditional kitchen owes its enchanting look to the calm beauty of the natural stones that come in light creamy shades. Not only do they add warmth but also build a sense of tranquility with the cream kitchen cabinets. The travertine backsplash and granite countertops give a nice textural look without overpowering. The oil-rubbed bronze hardware gently punctuates the cabinets and the space. The prints, personal accessories, and books pack a punch for further stylish statements that make the kitchen feel artsy.
How to protect a stone backsplash?
Stone materials are known for their durability however, they require a little bit more maintenance than other materials, due to their porous skin. The best and most effective way to protect a stone backsplash is proper sealing. You need to choose the sealer according to the type of the natural stone. The sealer will help prevent stains and moisture penetration. The other effective way is regular maintenance. Regular cleaning with a dry or slightly damp cloth to remove dust and light dirt will help you maintain the beauty of the stone tiles.
ID# 186713 – Product BA1029 – Beige Travertine & Glass Diamond Mosaic Tile
Beige Travertine Stone Backsplash for Kitchen with Gray Cabinets
In this transitional kitchen, the ceiling-height ivory travertine backsplash with oak floating shelves creates a focal point that draws all attention. The glass chips on the travertine mosaic enhance the mosaic’s visual interest. The white cabinets and countertops provide a clean frame for the backsplash tiles, allowing them to stand out even further. The gray base cabinets add much-needed contrast and bring depth to the space.
ID# 186714 – Product BA1024 – Beige Travertine Mosaic Kitchen Backsplash Tile
Traditional Kitchen with Dark Wood Cabinets and Granite Countertops
Stretching from the counter to the ceiling, natural stone materials make this kitchen unique! The beige travertine mosaic tile backsplash and beige granite countertops create a cohesive look, enhancing visual interest. The dark wood cabinets anchor the space and provide a sophisticated foundation. The cabinets, backsplash tiles, and countertops create a harmonious whole. Overhead, the mid-century-inspired white orb lighting fixtures with brass details expose kitchen users to modern nostalgia. The oil-rubbed bronze hardware and bar chairs punctuate the space.
Slate Backsplash
Selecting the right material for your kitchen backsplash is of the utmost importance. When it comes to natural stone tiles, slate is one of the most unique alternatives, offering earth-inspired jewel tones. Slate backsplashes offer one-of-a-kind natural beauty, creating a charming atmosphere. Thanks to the variety of colors, forms, textures, and finishes of slate tiles, it will be an easy task to match pretty much any kitchen style that you are looking to create.
Slate is a type of natural stone, which originates from clay or volcanic ash and then is compressed to create a solid and sturdy surface. This process makes slate materials durable which is excellent for high-traffic areas. Slate finishes vary from rough textures to glass-smooth surfaces. While rough textured slate tiles offer an organic warmth with a rustic flair, polished finishes provide easier-to-clean surfaces.
ID# 186715 – Product BA1065 – Rusty Brown & Gray Slate Chevron Mosaic Tile
Slate Stone Backsplash for Kitchen with Natural Wood Cabinets
Designed for a family, this rustic modern kitchen is founded upon the upscale finishes brought in by the slate tile backsplash, marble countertops, and natural wood cabinets! The earthy-colored slate chevron mosaic backsplash tiles and the natural staining of the cabinets give the area a rustic feel. The addition of the gray marble countertops adds a touch of opulence. Additional components such as the glass pendant lights hanging from the ceiling, brass handles on cabinets and stainless steel vent hoods enhance the kitchen’s luxurious feel.
ID# 186716 – Product BA1081 – Modern Black Long Slate Backsplash Tile
Black and White Kitchen with Stainless Steel Appliances
Consisting of a striking black-and-white contrast, this contemporary kitchen goes with a vertically stacked tile backsplash that traverses the walls while introducing order and clarity to the background. The black shaker cabinets complement the dramatic appeal of the tiles. The white countertops and their polished finish provide a scratch and stain-resistant surface, making food preparation easier for kitchen users. The stainless steel appliances punctuate the cabinets gently, and the gold pendant lights add a modern feature overhead.
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ID# 186717 – Product BA1063 – Rusty Brown & Gray Slate Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Rustic Kitchen with Slate Stove Backsplash
If you are after an accent point, you can enhance the stove backsplash by using natural stone tiles! Here, the eye catching slate mosaic tile backsplash provides an engaging look that makes a statement between the natural wood cabinets. The rustic appeal of the tiles is supported by beige granite countertops and oil-rubbed bronze hardware. For the rest of the wall space, the white subway tile backsplash is used to create a clean and sleek backdrop. The stainless steel appliances further enhance the interest of the stove backsplash!
Limestone Backsplash
Known for its unique, natural beauty, limestone is a sedimentary rock. While limestone is widely used as a building material and floor covering, Its versatility and durability make the limestone an ideal choice for kitchen backsplashes. It typically comes in soft neutrals like beige, cream, gray, and taupe.
Coming in various colors, textures, and forms, a limestone backsplash provides endless design opportunities for different design aesthetics. Similar to any other natural stone, limestone has a porous texture. That means it requires regular sealing to create a protective layer.
ID# 186718 – Product BA1038 – Modern Long Gray Limestone Backsplash Tile
Ceiling-height Stone Backsplash for Kitchen with White Cabinets
White-and-gray color schemes serve well in modern kitchens, resulting in soothing looks that slow the passage of time as showcased by this kitchen! Here, the white flat-panel cabinets cover a large portion of the space, providing a bright and spacious atmosphere. These cabinets also provide ample storage for the households. The pure white quartz countertops seamlessly blend with the cabinets and create a continuous look. Peeking behind the cabinets, the gray limestone backsplash tiles reach through the ceiling. The vertical placement of the tiles creates an illusion of a higher ceiling while the natural textures add visual interest.
ID# 186719 – Product BA1038 – Modern Long Gray Limestone Backsplash Tile
Contemporary Kitchen with White Flat-panel Cabinets
Here we have another contemporary kitchen that goes with a full-height limestone tile backsplash. These gray limestone tiles create a sophisticated and texture-rich background that doesn’t feel overwhelming at all. The white flat-panel cabinets and white countertops complement them beautifully while enhancing the openness of the kitchen. The oversized concrete range hood completes the industrial feel of the concrete floor.
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ID# 186719 – Product BA1038 – Modern Long Gray Limestone Backsplash Tile
Gray Stone Backsplash for Kitchen with Glossy White Cabinetry
This soothing kitchen is designed to feel fresh and make a soul-calming welcome with white cabinets, a sleek stone backsplash, and white countertops! The white kitchen cabinets and white quartz countertops cast a sense of optimism and cheerfulness, and the light wood plank floor finish brings a rustic allure. The gray backsplash tiles perfectly complement the modern style of the cabinetry, adding visual interest.
Onyx Backsplash
Compared to the other natural stones, onyx is one of the rarest natural stones that create eye-catching and dramatic accents. While generally used for vanity tops or kitchen countertops, this natural stone can also be used to great effect in other areas like kitchen backsplashes. Even though the color variations of onyx stones may bring pops of color, they are subtle enough to remain versatile. Whether you prefer a modern or traditional kitchen design, an onyx backsplash can give any desired aesthetic you want. Due to its beautiful translucent quality, onyx works well to inject some beauty when the stone is exposed to light. That’s why, backlit LED lights are frequently used for the onyx applications. You will notice that the outcome of a glowing stone feature in your home can make a big difference, giving your home that touch of elegance and worth.
Besides their aesthetic value, onyx backsplashes are durable and long-lasting materials. These types of materials can withstand daily wear and tear. Compared to other natural stones like granite or quartzite, onyx is softer and needs precise cuts. That’s why professional installation is highly recommended. You can combine this precious natural stone with other materials like wood or metal to create a balanced and harmonious design.
ID# 186722- Product BA7017 – Honey Onyx Glass Hand Cut Artisan Mosaic Tile
Onyx Stone Backsplash for Kitchen with Black Cabinets
Another great example of how onyx tiles can make a big impact on the overall look. In this transitional kitchen, the yellow jewelry shades of the onyx are matched with darker shades. Rather, the sleek black cabinets get brought in to create a striking contrast. This striking contrast makes this kitchen super eye-catching and dramatic. Above, the natural wood range hood complements the warm sense of the yellow shades. The brass cabinet hardware honors the onyx stone.
