12+ Travertine Mosaic Tile Backsplash
ID# 183802 – Product BA1029 – Beige Travertine & Glass Diamond Mosaic Tile
Two-tone Kitchen Cabinets with Ceiling-height Backsplash
Even though travertine tiles are generally used for traditional kitchen styles due to their classic appeal, these tiles also come in more modern designs. In this transitional kitchen, for example, the travertine mosaic tile backsplash gives a modern look with its geometrical shape. Adorned with a square pattern, these ivory travertine tiles create an eye-catching backdrop while the addition of the tiny glass chips adds more visual interest. The white upper cabinets provide a sleek and clean frame for this ceiling-height backsplash, enlightening the atmosphere. The light wood floating shelf accentuates the cabinets to draw attention through the backsplash. Below, the dark gray cabinets add contrast and bring depth to the space. The gray granite countertops seamlessly blend with the cabinets while the white farmhouse sink creates a focal point.
ID# 183807 – Product BA1029 – Beige Travertine & Glass Diamond Mosaic Tile
White Shaker Cabinets with Gray Marble Countertops
With their bright appeal, ivory travertine tiles are perfect to create a clean and fresh look. And white cabinets are a perfect pair to complete this spacious feel. In this transitional kitchen, the white shaker cabinets provide a light and airy atmosphere as a foundation. Between them, the light ivory travertine mosaic tile backsplash adds visual interest without overpowering. While the glass chips of this mosaic enhance this airy feel, the gray marble countertops add a touch of luxury. The wooden trim of the paneled range hood is a perfect complementary element for the warm appeal of the mosaic tiles.
Travertine Mosaic Tile Backsplash
With its natural and earthy appeal, travertine stone is a popular material for kitchen and bathroom backsplashes. Coming in various colors, forms, and textures, a travertine mosaic tile backsplash can easily add a touch of elegance and sophistication to any space. Travertine tiles are characterized by their unique patterns, earthy colors and porous texture. They are also known for their versatility, timeless appeal and durability. They can be a great pair for a variety of design styles from traditional to rustic, farmhouse or contemporary. In this article, we gather 12+ travertine mosaic tile backsplash ideas that will inspire you and fire up your imagination for your next design project!
Incorporate the Natural Elegance of Travertine Stone into Your Kitchen
Coming in a variety of shades, from ivory to beige, cream, and tan, travertine mosaic tiles can bring an earthy appeal to your kitchen. Whether it is a classic travertine subway tile or a travertine and glass mixed mosaic, a travertine backsplash ensures easy upkeep that will have your kitchen space looking brand new for many years to come. Besides the color options, travertine tiles are also available in different finish options like polished, honed, and matte. Formed around mineral springs, travertine is a type of limestone that offers extreme durability. While travertine mosaic tiles provide an aesthetic value that enhances the overall look, their durable structure makes them a perfect choice for high-traffic areas like kitchens.
ID# 183801 – Product BA1024 – Beige Travertine Mosaic Kitchen Backsplash Tile
Dark Wood Cabinets with Travertine Mosaic Tile Backsplash
This traditional kitchen stands out with its dark wood kitchen cabinets. These richly stained wood cabinets anchor the space, providing a sophisticated foundation with a rustic flair. The white walls and ceiling provide a clean backdrop for the cabinets and allow them to stand out even more. Between the cabinets, the beige travertine mosaic tile backsplash creates a nice textural look. The beige granite countertops perfectly complement the backsplash tiles. The soft beige color of the tiles and countertops also balances the strong appeal of the dark brown cabinets. The light wood floor also provides a warm base for the space. For the rest, the oil-shrubbed bronze hardware, lighting fixtures, and wood counter chairs complete the traditional aesthetic.
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Is travertine tile good for backsplash?
Travertine is one of the natural variations of limestones that are widely used in applied design for residential interior projects. With their natural and earthy appearance, travertine tiles are one of the popular options for kitchen backsplashes. Generally available in beige, cream, ivory, or tan shades, their soft color transitions and organic warmth can easily provide a stunning backdrop for different kitchen styles. Whether you want to create a cozy farmhouse kitchen, a classic traditional design or a rustic culinary space, a travertine backsplash offers an attractive and durable wall space!
Apart from its natural looks that can provide a beautiful touch to any interior design, travertine is a long-lasting and durable material that is ideal for high traffic zones like kitchens. It can stand up to heat, moisture, and stains. Since it is a natural stone, it has a porous nature which requires more maintenance than other options like ceramic, porcelain or glass.
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Glass travertine & shell mix backsplash tile for traditional kitchens or bathroom walls.
Beautiful Marble Travertine Glass Mixed Tile for traditional kitchens or bathroom walls
ID# 183803 – Product BA1092 – Light Ivory Travertine Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Traditional Kitchen with Beige Granite Countertops
Each element in this kitchen acts as a piece of art, exuding the timeless elegance of traditional style! To start with, the medium-tone wood cabinets stand out with their ornamental details. The paneled range hood creates a continuous look with the cabinets, creating a focal point. Between them, the light ivory travertine mosaic tile backsplash adds a nice textural look. The light color of these tiles provides a balanced look with the cabinetry. The beige granite countertops complement the tiles and add a touch of opulence to the design. The oil-rubbed bronze hardware, pendant light, and candle sticks make a cohesive final touch that enhances the traditional aesthetic.
Travertine Subway Mosaic Tile Backsplash
With their subtle elegance, subway tiles are the staples of kitchen backsplashes. While the classic 3×6 inch size with a running bond pattern is the most popular option, subway mosaics offer more intricate appeal for kitchen backsplashes. When the natural elegance of a travertine stone meets with the timeless subway pattern, the result is just beautiful. A travertine subway mosaic tile backsplash comes in a large plethora of colors, forms, textures, and patterns that allow you to find a backsplash tile that matches your personal style.
ID# 183804 – Product BA1024 – Beige Travertine Subway Mosaic Kitchen Backsplash Tile
Off-white Cabinets with Oil-rubbed Bronze Hardware
Since travertine tiles have a warm beige color, using off-white cabinets is a great way to create a cohesive overall look. In this traditional kitchen, the off-white cabinets dominate the space, providing a bright atmosphere with a warm sense. The beige travertine backsplash tiles and beige granite countertops seamlessly blend with each other. These natural stones also add a touch of sophistication and opulence to the space. The oil-rubbed bronze hardware slightly punctuates the cabinets, adding much-needed contrast without overpowering.
Is travertine tile expensive?
Just like any other natural stone tiles, travertine tiles are more expensive than ceramic or porcelain tiles. The cost of a travertine tile backsplash depends on several factors like the quality of the stone, size and the complexity of the tiles and finishes. These types of tiles generally cost from $5 to $30 per square foot.
ID# 183805 – Product BA1092 – Light Ivory Travertine Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Cream Shaker Cabinets with White Apron Front Sink
Due to their functional and aesthetic aspects, kitchen designs require attention to detail. And this kitchen stands out with its exquisite details. The cream shaker cabinets are the first elements that draw attention. They anchor the space and provide a sleek and sophisticated foundation. The glass-fronted door of the upper cabinets and the chrome cabinet hardware enhance the impact of these cabinets. The light beige travertine subway mosaic tile backsplash and beige granite countertops seamlessly blend with the cabinets, creating a harmonious whole. The white apron front sink adds a characteristic look to the design as a final touch!
Mixed Travertine Mosaic Tile Backsplash
With their natural elegance, travertine tiles have already a beautiful appeal that can easily enhance any kitchen space. But what about mixing different materials? Mixing different types of materials, colors, and finishes, is a popular approach for kitchen backsplashes. A Mixed travertine mosaic tile backsplash is a stunning and unique way to add character and visual interest to your kitchen. These types of mosaics utilize small pieces of travertine tiles in various colors and finishes and combine different materials. Arranged together on a mesh backing, these mosaic tiles create a visually captivating backsplash that goes beyond the uniformity of a classic tile design.
Glass, metal, and ceramic are the most popular materials that offer an eye-catching combination with the travertine stone. Thanks to this wide variety, mixed travertine mosaic tiles offer versatile appearances that can complement different design styles.
ID# 183806 – Product BA1025 – Travertine & Glass Mixed Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Medium-tone Wood Cabinets with Granite Countertops
Warm neutral shades surround this traditional kitchen, offering a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The medium-tone wood cabinets are the backbone of this kitchen, providing a sophisticated look. The travertine and glass mixed mosaic tile backsplash creates a visually striking appeal as a backdrop. The LED lighting inserted under the cantilevered cabinets provides accent and task lighting for the travertine tile backsplash. The beige granite countertops flawlessly bled with the tiles.
Is travertine backsplash hard to keep clean?
If it is properly sealed, no. Since travertine is a natural stone, it has a porous nature. This porosity requires regular sealing to prevent stains, mold, or mildew. If your travertine backsplash is properly sealed, then the cleaning process is a piece of cake. Just use mild soap, warm water, and a clean cloth and wipe down the tile surfaces. From time to time, you can also use proper stone cleaning products to maintain the first-day beauty!
ID# 183808 – Product BA1043 – Travertine & Glass Mixed Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Cream Raised-panel Cabinets with Travertine Mosaic Tile Backsplash
Raised-panel cabinets are one of the hallmarks of the traditional style, exuding sophisticated appeal, and these are no exception! Here, the raised-panel cabinets, with their cream color, provide a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The oil-rubbed bronze hardware slightly punctuates the cabinets, adding a nice contrasting look. Between the cabinets, the beige travertine mosaic tile backsplash adds visual interest. The addition of the burgundy-colored glass tiles emphasizes the impact of the tiles. The gray granite countertops and stainless steel appliances make a cohesive final touch!
Beige Travertine Mosaic Tile Backsplash
Beige is a warm color shade that offers a timeless appeal for kitchen backsplashes. Thanks to the versatility of beige, it pairs well with different design styles from modern to traditional, farmhouse, rustic, or contemporary. And a beige travertine mosaic tile backsplash offers a classic and sophisticated look for kitchens and bathrooms. It can easily act as a neutral backdrop that complements other elements in your design!
While beige travertine mosaic tile backsplash designs are a natural extension of timeless beauty, some key aspects still need to be addressed. For example, the color of the grout has a significant impact on the overall look. Using complementary grout colors is a great way to create a cohesive and seamless backdrop. Darker grout colors can emphasize the mosaic pattern of your beige travertine backsplash and give it a more distinctive appeal. What is more you will be able to play around with various shades or even with other materials for your mosaic to get a spectacular focal point for your travertine backsplash!
ID# 183809 – Product BA1025 – Travertine & Glass Mixed Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Dark Brown and White Cabinets with Beige Backsplash Tiles
If you decide to use two-tone kitchen cabinets with highly contrasting colors, you can balance this look by using a soft-colored backsplash. In this traditional kitchen, the white and dark brown cabinets provide a sophisticated foundation. While the white wall cabinets enlighten the atmosphere, the dark brown base ones bring depth to the space. The gray granite countertops perfectly complement the traditional style of the cabinetry. The beige travertine backsplash tiles soften the sharp contrast between the cabinets, adding a warm sense.
Ivory Travertine Mosaic Tile Backsplash
Ivory is a lighter shade than beige, offering a bright and airy feel for interior design projects. The ivory travertine mosaic tiles have a timeless, elegant look that can elevate the aesthetic of any space. Whether it is a classic subway tile or a mosaic with a unique pattern, an ivory travertine mosaic tile backsplash will never let you down!
When designing a kitchen, using the right color scheme is important to create a well-balanced look. If you are working in a small kitchen space or have limited natural light, using lighter shades will provide you with a more bright and spacious atmosphere. That’s why, ivory travertine tiles are perfect materials for these types of kitchens, thanks to their bright and fresh shades. You can pair your white cabinets with an ivory travertine backsplash and beige granite countertops to create a spacious kitchen space. Also, if you have darker cabinets, adding an ivory travertine backsplash is a great way to enlighten the atmosphere.
ID# 183810 – Product BA1029 – Beige Travertine & Glass Diamond Mosaic Tile
Natural Wood Cabinets with Gray Granite Countertops
When every inch of a kitchen is designed with a purpose, it just shows, offering a well-balanced overall look. This transitional kitchen, for example, goes with natural wood cabinets as a foundation. These cabinets with their warm wood textures make a strong design statement, offering a dramatic appeal. The brown granite countertops with their busy textured look complete this sophisticated look with a bunch of character. As the focal point, the ivory travertine backsplash tiles create a visually appealing backdrop. The glass chips enhance the visual interest while the diamond pattern adds a modern flair.
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Does travertine tile crack easily?
Travertine is one of the most durable natural stones but like any other, it can be prone to cracking under certain conditions! The quality of the stone itself can affect its durability. Lower-quality tiles might have more imperfections that can cause cracking. Proper installation is the other important factor that affects durability. If the tiles are not laid stable or not installed with proper adhesive or grout, these factors might make the stone more prone to cracking.
ID# 183811 – Product BA1092 – Light Ivory Travertine Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Contemporary Kitchen with Off-white Cabinets and Gray Countertops
This spacious contemporary kitchen is nestled under a white ceiling, spanning a vast space. The off-white shaker cabinets create a blank canvas for the space, providing a continuous look with the cream walls. The light ivory travertine mosaic tile backsplash complements the warm sense of the cabinets and adds a nice textural look without overpowering. Used to tie the two different arms of cabinetry together, the gray countertops of the perimeter cabinets and kitchen island also ensure visual integrity. The wooden accents such as the counter stools complete the warm feel of the wood floor. The stainless steel range hood above the kitchen island and sleek built-in appliances enhance the modern aesthetic.
Do you put grout between travertine?
Grout serves several important purposes that contribute to the overall durability, stability and aesthetics of the tiled surface. The main purpose of grout is to fill the gaps between the tiles and create a smooth and cohesive surface. It also provides structural support. That’s why, grouting the tile is a crucial process, regarding the tile material. When it comes to grouting travertine tiles, it is important to choose a proper product.
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ID# 183812 – Product BA1092 – Light Ivory Travertine Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Wood Shaker Cabinets with Black Hardware
This traditional kitchen plays safe, building its design on a warm neutral color palette. Employing an ivory travertine tile backsplash between natural wood cabinets, it makes a visual statement. These wood kitchen cabinets bring a traditional feel and instant warmth while the black cabinet hardware makes a modern touch. The travertine tiles and the beige granite countertops harmoniously blend with each other.
How do you seal travertine tile backsplash?
Before sealing, it is important that the travertine tile backsplash is cleaned and there is no dirt, dust, grease or other residue on the surface. Choosing a proper product like a sealer specially formulated for natural travertine is important to achieve the best results. To ensure that the entire backsplash will be adequately covered by the sealer, it is advisable that it be tested on a small, unused part of the surface. Apply the sealer generously and in an even coat to the travertine tile surface with a clean, dry cloth, even out into small portions at a time. After applying the sealer, wait for 24 hours to let everything dry. Depending on the type of travertine stone, you may have to apply multiple layers of sealer for superior protection.
