38+ White Cabinets with Marble Backsplash
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White Cabinets with Marble Backsplash and Gray Countertops
You can never go wrong with a monochrome color scheme! These colors are perfect to give a timeless look to your design without sacrificing being stylish. Here, the simple look of the white kitchen cabinets is spruced up by the marble herringbone backsplash tiles. The gray countertop of the base cabinets complements the gray shades of the marble while the white quartz countertop of the black kitchen island completes the luxurious feel of the marble. The custom black lighting fixture above the island makes a modern twist against the traditional style.
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Bright White Kitchen Design with Dark Wood Island and Flooring
Natural textures of the marble and the wood, give a warm and welcoming feel to this white beach-style kitchen. The marble subway tile backsplash creates a focal point between the cabinetry while adding a modern touch against the traditional cabinets. The rattan counter chairs complement the naturality of the dark wood kitchen island and the wood flooring. The beautiful details of the glass upper cabinets add a character.
White Cabinets with Marble Backsplash
Are you looking at the definition of the timeless? Here is the answer: white cabinets and marble backsplash. These two design elements are one of the most classic and popular options for all kitchen types and when the clean and fresh look of the white meets with the luxurious sense of the marble, the result is undeniably perfect! In this article, we gather stunning white cabinets with marble backsplash ideas. Scroll down and find different approaches and see how to combine these elements to incorporate your design project!
The pure and clean look of the white cabinets acts as a black canvas that can work with every color scheme. That means you can pair them with classic white subway tile backsplash or create contrast with darker shaded tiles. However, if you want to add a luxurious feel to your white cabinetry, you can invest in marble backsplashes! Whether it is tiny marble tiles or a giant marble slab, the beautiful natural look of the marble will be a perfect addition to the pureness of the white cabinets.
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White Cabinets with Marble Backsplash and Quartz Countertops
This transitional kitchen serves an organic and airy look! The white shaker cabinets, white marble subway tile backsplash, white quartz countertops, and glass pendant lights create a bright look. The wood framing of the cabinets, flooring, and suspended ceiling give the kitchen some additional contrast white the wood ceiling cloud helps to anchor the space. The marble backsplash and white Premium Natural quartz countertops add a modern texture while the quartz countertops complete the luxurious feel of the marble.
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Transitional Kitchen with Subway and Herringbone Wall Tiles
The beautiful veining of the marble is great to create a nice textural look for kitchens. In this transitional kitchen, the marble subway tiles provide a sleek backdrop for eh white cabinets. On the other hand, the white herringbone backsplash behind the stove creates a focal point while adding visual interest. The creamy off-white color of the cabinets softens the space while the brass accents such as sconces, hardware, or faucets make a warm touch against the bright whites.
White Mosaic Tiles
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Curved Marble Slab with White Brick Walls
The unique cut of the marble backsplash slab adds visual interest and creates a focal point between the white shaker cabinets. Also, the curved lines of the slab soften the look. The white brick wall veneers continuous through the ceiling and offers a nice textural background. The gray counter chairs complement the gray shades on the marble while the brass details warm up the space.
What color countertop for white cabinets and marble backsplash?
Because of their clean and sleek appeal, white kitchen cabinets can work with all color schemes. On the other hand, if you are pairing your white cabinets with a marble backsplash, these options are narrowing down a bit. Of course, the color of your marble plays a huge role. Using complementary colors for backsplash and countertop is always a good choice to create a completed look. For example, if you have a white marble with gray veins, you can use a white or gray countertop. Also, you can pair your white marble with a black countertop to create a contrasting look. Another great option is using the same marble material for both backsplash and countertops.
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All-white Kitchen with Unique Backsplash Behind Stove
The unique backsplash design behind the stove acts as a piece of art! The oriental pattern of the marble tiles complements the traditional style of the white shaker cabinets. White subway tiles surround the backsplash behind the stove and complete the clean and fresh look of the cabinetry. Marble countertops enhance the luxury level of the design.
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White Cabinets with Marble Backsplash and Wood Island
In this beach-style kitchen, the bright white kitchen furniture and natural textures are perfectly blended to serve a cozy yet elegant design! At the back, the white shaker style cabinetry, white marble backsplash, and countertop offer a clean and fresh backdrop for the light wood kitchen island. The wicker counter chairs complement the naturality of the wood island while the white marble countertop of the island creates a continuous look with the white accent wall.
White Cabinets with Marble Tile Backsplash
In today’s market, marble material comes in two different backsplash forms: tiles and slabs. For all material options, tiles are the most common and classic backsplash materials and the same is true for marble. Thanks to the wide variety, from classic subway tiles to modern hexagon tiles, you can incorporate marble into your kitchen in different shapes and layouts. Each tile shape and layout offer different visual impacts. On the other hand, white kitchen cabinets provide a clean frame for the marble tiles and these tiles are a great way to spruce up the white cabinets!
White Cabinets with Marble Subway Tile Backsplash
Just like the white cabinets, subway tiles are also classic for all kitchen types. These two classic beauties can create your dream kitchens and give a timeless elegance. Yes, white ceramic subway tiles will never go out of style, but if you want to add a dose of texture, you can consider using a marble material for subway tiles. So, if you are looking for the most common and timeless backsplash with a luxurious sense for your white cabinets, there is no better option than marble subway tiles. Also, marble subway tiles come in different size options. 3×6 is the traditional size of these tiles but you can give a more modern look with larger tiles like 6×12, 4×8, or 10×20 inches, or you can create a more dense pattern with smaller tiles such as 2×4 or 1×2 inches.
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White Cabinets with Marble Subway Tile Backsplash and Blue Island
The furniture like kitchen cabinets reflects the importance of craftsmanship! The high-end materials serve a luxurious kitchen design with white cabinets, marble countertops and backsplash, and a blue kitchen island. The kitchen island makes a statement with its lovely blue color and adds a splash of color to the white kitchen. The brass lantern pendant lights and the polished brass hardware complement the traditional design aesthetic.
Marble Mosaic Tiles
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White and Black Kitchen Design with Wood and Marble Details
With its white shaker cabinets, black central island, and marble accents, this transitional black and white kitchen serves a timeless and stylish look! The marble subway tile backsplash and marble countertops add value to this kitchen design. The wooden trim of the white range hood creates a frame for the backsplash behind the stove to emphasize it. Also, this wooden trim and the wooden stools complement the dark wood flooring.
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Transitional Kitchen with White Cabinetry and Black Island
The custom white kitchen cabinets are paired with a richly stained quarter-sawn oak accent to match the gorgeous wood floors. The black kitchen island with a white countertop stands out in front of the white cabinets and completes the timeless look of the cabinetry. The marble subway tile backsplash, white Caesarstone quartz countertops, brass hardware, and beautiful brass light fixtures perfectly finalize this timeless look.
Is marble good for a kitchen backsplash?
Absolutely yes! Marble is a very popular material for kitchen backsplashes for hundred of years and it still remains its popularity in recent days. A marble backsplash brings a classic luxury feel and can instantly elevate to any kitchen. You may worry about its porous surface. Yes, it is the biggest disadvantage of the marble but with regular sealing and cleaning, you can easily maintain the stunning luxurious appeal of the marble.
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Transitional Kitchen with Shiplap Ceiling and Herringbone Wood Flooring
Different textures bring a dimension to this transitional kitchen and create visual interest! The marble backsplash between the white cabinets creates a focal point and adds a nice texture. The white shiplap ceiling and the wood herringbone flooring complete the characteristic overall look. The oversized white pendant lights and the rattan counter chairs both complement the white features and natural textures.
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Scandinavian White Kitchen with Brass Accents
In this Scandinavian kitchen, natural textures are balanced with the luxurious details and they offer a stylish look! The marble subway tiles bring a modern look between the traditional style cabinets while the brass hardware adds a dose of sparkle.
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Contemporary Kitchen with Gray and White Color Scheme
In this contemporary kitchen, the soft appeal of the marble subway tiles is completed with gray granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. The light wood floor parquets add a nice warmth to the atmosphere.
White Cabinets with Marble Herringbone Tile Backsplash
The herringbone backsplash consists of rectangular tiles, just like the subway tile. But to create a herringbone pattern, these tiles are laid in a pattern that reminiscences the fishbone. This tiny twist on the classic tiles offers eye-catching appeal for kitchen backsplashes. Basically, you can create a herringbone pattern with any rectangular tile and marble is one of the most beautiful options. With the eye-catching layout of the herringbone and the one-of-a-kind appeal of the marble, you can instantly elevate your white kitchen cabinets!
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Two-Tone White and Wood Cabinets with Black Hardware
In this transitional kitchen design, natural wood perimeter cabinets offer a warm feel while the white upper cabinets and countertops make the space feel larger with their crisp white colors. The gray shades of the marble kitchen backsplash complement the neutrality of the wood while the black hardware creates a contrasting look and adds visual interest.
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All-white Kitchen with Dark Wood Flooring
Generally, herringbone tiles are laid in a vertical pattern. But there is no certain rule for that. Just like in this example, you can lay your herringbone tile horizontally which provides more interest. The marble create a cohesive look with the white cabinetry and marble countertops while the chrome hardware completes the elegance.
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Off-White Cabinetry with Oversized Range Hood and Brass Hardware
All of the decorative details make this space so stunning! With its marble herringbone backsplash, white farmhouse sink, oversized range hood, and brass hardware, this kitchen serves a characteristic look. Besides their visual impact, the full-height white cabinets provide plenty of storage space. The vintage runner and the natural wood textures make the space feel homier!
White Cabinets with Marble Chevron Tile Backsplash
With their sleek beauty, chevron tiles can instantly spruce up your kitchen walls between your white cabinets, especially if there is marble! Chevron tiles are composed of a variety of materials from ceramic to glass, but the luxurious beauty of the marble fits so well with this pattern and these beautiful tiles never go out of style. It is a similar pattern with herringbone but, for a chevron pattern, the ends of rectangular tiles are cut at a 45-degree angle which creates a continuous zigzag pattern. This zigzag pattern with a marble texture is a great way to add interest to your kitchen design!
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White Cabinets with Marble Backsplash and Checkboard Flooring
In this elegant kitchen, traditional elements with natural materials, including brushed brass, real chequered marble floors, oak timbers, marble backsplash, and cast limestone are perfectly mixed with a modern palette of soft greys and whites. Each feature acts as a piece of art with its stunning details. The natural stone chevron tile backsplash brings a dimension between the two-tone white and gray cabinets!
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White Transitional Kitchen with Stainless Steel Appliances
In this transitional kitchen, the marble chevron tile backsplash brings a mosaic appeal with its sparkled accents and instantly spruce up the white cabinets. The stainless steel appliances and the brushed nickel hardware complement the backsplash tiles while the dark gray kitchen island creates a contrasting look with the light colors.
Is marble backsplash hard to keep clean?
You do not have to worry about the cleaning of the marble. Yes, it is a porous material and it can absorb liquids but sealing provides an easy to clean surface for the marble. For a daily cleaning routine, warm water, dish soap, and a microfiber cloth will be enough. For more stubborn stains, you can prepare a mix with baking soda and water. But you need to be careful not to use abrasive cleaning products. These products can create permanent damage on the marble surfaces.
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Contemporary Kitchen with Rustic Touches
In this contemporary kitchen, the wooden kitchen island with a black granite countertop takes the stage and transforms this otherwise ordinary kitchen into an eye-catching design! The kitchen island makes a rustic twist against the sleek and modern look of the white flat-panel cabinets while the natural textures of the marble complement the naturality of the kitchen island.
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All-White Kitchen with Marble Accents
The full-height marble backsplash serves as an eye-catching backdrop in this white contemporary kitchen! The luxurious feel of the marble is continued with the countertops. Using glass floating shelves instead of upper cabinets allows the backsplash tiles to stand out. Also, glass open shelving gives an open and airy feel to the space. The u-shape layout of the white cabinets maximizes the space functionality.
White Cabinets with Marble Hexagon Tile Backsplash
Hexagon or honeycomb tiles offer an effortless beauty for the white cabinets. The sleek and modern geometric shape of the hex tiles provides visual precision and helps to create a focal point. Marble is one of the most popular materials for these tiles and it helps to add a nice texture to the sleek beauty of the hexagon tiles. From 1″ to 12″, marble hex tile backsplash comes in a wide range of size options. Small ones are great to create a mosaic appeal and they come with mesh backing for easy installation. Larger tiles are better to create a more clean and fresh backdrop. On the other hand, if you want to try something different, elongated hex tiles or picket tiles will create visual movement with a more unique look.
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Off-White Cabinets with Brass Hardware and Natural Stone Textures
Natural stone elements make a big difference in this unique transitional kitchen! The marble hexagon wall tiles serve a sleek look behind the off-white kitchen cabinets with brass hardware. The granite countertop of the perimeter cabinets enhances the luxurious feel while adding a dramatic feel with its waterfall edges. The hexagon shapes are continued on the flooring to create a continuous look!
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White Cabinets with Marble Backsplash and Brass Hardware
Cozy, chic, and warm! In this farmhouse kitchen, the bright white color of the shaker-style cabinets is softened by the natural textures such as the wood trim of the white range hood and the natural stone backsplash. The mosaic tile backsplash adds visual interest while the brass details like the hardware and plumbing fixtures complement the warm feel of the wooden textures.
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White and Wood Cabinetry with Picket Tile Backsplash
Picket tiles are also hexagonal tiles that offer a more unique look. In this interior design, the marble picket tile backsplash gives a unique and personalized look. Also, the full-height installation of the marble tiles emphasizes their impact. The white upper cabinets create a clean and fresh look while the wood perimeter cabinets and the island serve a warm yet elegant look. The white countertops create a continuous look with the backsplash and upper cabinets.
How to install a marble backsplash?
Whether you are working with tiny marble tiles or a giant marble slab, before the installation, you need to prepare the backsplash area. Cleaning and sanding the area will provide a smooth and solid surface which is good for the installation. Once the cleaning is done, define the backsplash area with painter’s tape and remove the electrical switches.
If you are working with tiles, lay the tiles on the counter to define the layout. This way you can avoid unmatching pieces and find which tiles are needed to be cut. Because marble is a natural stone, a simple tile cutter is not good for it. You need to use a wet saw with a diamond blade.
Once the preparation is done, now you can install the tiles. Apply the thin-set mortar with a notched trowel in small sections and start to lay the tiles on the mortar. Place the spacers between the tiles to secure them and do these steps until cover all surfaces. Wait at least overnight to set the tiles in place. After the mortar is dried, remove the spacers. Because marble is a natural stone, you need to seal the tiles before grouting. Apply the stone sealer with a cloth. Then, the grout with a grout trowel by using 45 angle motions. Wait 10 seconds and clean the tile surfaces with a damp cloth to remove the haze. Once the grout fully dried, wipe down the surfaces again. For a final step, caulk the area where the backsplash meets with the counter to reduce staining.
If you are working with a marble slab, the procedure will be the same with the tiles but you will attach one piece instead of many small tiles. But, you need to use a strong backer material that is screwed into the studs because marble slabs are heavy materials.
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White Cabinets with Marble Backsplash and Gray Countertops
The pureness of the white surrounds this transitional kitchen and offers a timeless appeal! The marble backsplash enhances the luxury level while creating a textural look. The white marble countertops create a continuous look with the backsplash. The brass hardware and the beige floor tiles bring a warm look against the crisp white accents.
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White Kitchen Cabinetry with Light Blue Range Hood and Island
The lovely blue color of the range hood and the kitchen island make a soft touch and add a splash of color to this white transitional kitchen. The natural stone backsplash creates a cohesive look with the whites and blues. The glass pendant lights above the island and the glass sconces on the backsplash give an open and airy feel to the room.
White Cabinets with Marble Arabesque Tile Backsplash
A marble arabesque tile backsplash is a perfect choice who is looking for a more traditional appeal. It winks to ancient times but, if you know how to decorate it, it can also easily fit into modern designs. As the name suggests, these ornamental tiles are originally found in Arabic decoration and they are characterized by symmetrical shapes with a curved outline. These beautiful patterns are perfect to enhance the visual impact of your backsplash! You can complement the traditional style of your white shaker cabinets with a marble arabesque tile backsplash or make an unexpected twist against the modern cabinetry!
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Subway and Arabesque Tile Backsplash with Wood Range Hood
Using two different tile shapes for a backsplash is a great way to create a striking focal point. In this transitional kitchen, the marble arabesque tile backsplash behind the stove is surrounded by subway tiles. The subway tiles serve as a sleek backdrop while the arabesque tiles complement the traditional style of white cabinetry. The oversized wood range hood enhances the impact of the accent wall while complementing the wood dual islands.
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Gray and White Contemporary Kitchen with Stainless Steel Appliances
In this contemporary kitchen, the gray backsplash creates a cohesive look with the white shaker cabinets and white countertops. The stainless steel appliances compliment the gry shades of the backsplash.
White Cabinets with Marble Slab Backsplash
When It comes to designing a kitchen, from subway tiles to hexagons, tiles are the most popular and common option. Yes, they are beautiful, but if you want to purely serve the undeniable beauty of the marble, you might consider a perfect alternative: marble slab. A marble slab backsplash is simply a backsplash that is made from a single large material. It acts as a piece of art and offers a sleek and clean backdrop for white cabinets. Yes, marble slab backsplash might have a high price tag but this investment will definitely be worth it!
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White Kitchen with Gray Backsplash and Black Accents
This kitchen is a perfect blend of modern style and luxurious details. The gray marble backsplash and the range hood create a focal point between the white cabinets with black hardware. The marble countertops create a continuous look with the backsplash. The beadboard door style of the white cabinets adds another layer of texture.
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White Cabinets with Marble Backsplash and Black Details
In this transitional kitchen, the pure and clean look of the white contrast with bold black accents! The black counter chairs, black hardware, and the details of the lighting fixtures stand out between the white cabinets, white island, and white marble backsplash.
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White Flat Panel Cabinetry with Gray Marble Slabs
Modern, minimalist, and elegant! This kitchen represents the effortless beauty of the minimalist style. White flat-panel kitchen cabinets, gray marble backsplash, and countertop perfectly blend while the vertical white wood paneling of the kitchen island adds another texture to the design. Dark wood flooring brings warmth to the atmosphere.
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Two-Tone Blue and White Cabinets with White Countertop
In this contemporary kitchen, the two-tone white and blue cabinets serve a modern and colorful overhaul. The white countertop completes the fresh look of the white upper cabinets while the blue base cabinets bring joy to the atmosphere. The marble slab backsplash makes a luxurious twist against the modern style.
Countertop Colors for White Cabinets and Marble Backsplash
Just like the cabinets and backsplash, countertops are another important element that complete the design. When choosing a countertop, there are plenty of different materials which offer different finishes and thicknesses. To decide on a countertop material, you need to consider the color and material of your cabinets and backsplash. Because the white cabinets with a marble backsplash have a timeless appeal, you need to find a material that can complement this visuality. Keep reading and find the different countertop options.
White Cabinets with Marble Backsplash and Marble Countertop
If you want to make marble for the centerpiece of your kitchen, pairing your white cabinets with a marble backsplash and marble countertop will be the best option. This way you can emphasize the impact of the marble and complete the timeless appeal of these elements. Also, using the same material for backsplash and countertops is the easiest option. This way, you won’t have to worry about whether the backsplash and countertop materials will suit each other.
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White Cabinets with Marble Backsplash and Countertops
If you want to emphasize the natural stone that you will use on the backsplash and countertops, using other features in one color, especially in white, will be a great way to make the natural stone be the centerpiece. In this white kitchen design, the gray marble slabs directly pull the attention and make a luxurious touch to the modern appeal of the cabinetry. The brass hardware and lighting fixture complement this luxe vibe while wood herringbone flooring provides a nice textural base.
Gray Mosaic Tiles
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Beach Style Kitchen with Light Wood Island and Black Chairs
This white beach-style kitchen serves a timeless appeal with its white cabinets, marble slab backsplash, marble countertops, and light wood kitchen island. The full-height white cabinets provide both a sleek backdrop and plenty of storage space. Marble slabs complement the luxurious look of the cabinetry while the wood kitchen island brings warmth to the atmosphere.
White Cabinets with Marble Backsplash and White Countertop
You can use a white countertop with all different color schemes and styles and using a white countertop for your white cabinets and marble backsplash is the most failsafe option. The clean and fresh look of a white countertop can easily complete the beautiful look of the white cabinets and marble texture without breaking the flow. White countertops come in a wide range of material options. Marble, granite, quartz, laminate, porcelain, concrete, and quartzite are the most popular material options. If you want to complete the textural look of the marble, you can go with a natural stone countertop material such as marble, granite, or quartzite. Also, some of the quartz colors provide this textural look. Other materials like laminate or concrete offer a more clean and fresh look.
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Marble Fish Scale Tiles with White Countertops
Fish scale tiles are a rising trend for kitchen backsplash. The unique curved shape of these tiles can help you to create a strong visual impact on your kitchen walls, especially with the marble textures! In this beach-style kitchen, the marble fish scale tiles bring a mosaic appeal between the white cabinets and white countertops. This unique look instantly transforms this otherwise ordinary kitchen into a stylish design!
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Black Kitchen Island with White Countertop and Leather Chairs
If you are using white cabinets, backsplash, and countertops, the kitchen island is the perfect place to add a splash of color! In this transitional kitchen, the black kitchen island makes a statement and enhances the visual interest of the overall look. The leather counter chairs complete this look and complement the neutrality of the black. At the back, the white cabinets, subway tile backsplash, and white countertops provide a clean and fresh backdrop.
Best Seller Mosaic Tiles
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All-White Kitchen with Shiplap Ceiling and Wood Floor
The pure and clean feel of the white surrounds this contemporary kitchen and offers a bright and spacious atmosphere. The marble backsplash makes a luxurious twist and elevates the design. The curved edges of the white Corian quartz countertops soften the space while the white paneling of the range hood matches with the white shiplap ceiling. The dark wood flooring breaks the white domination and creates a contrasting look with the white features.
White Cabinets with Marble Backsplash and Quartz Countertop
Quartz is an engineered stone that comes in a wide range of colors, patterns, and texture options including a realistic marble look. You can complete your white cabinets and marble backsplash with white quartz such as Pure White, or create a contrasting look with darker shades like Empira Black or Marquina Midnight. On the other hand, if you want to complement your marble tiles, the marble-look quartz countertops such as Calacatta Botanica, Cashmere Carrara, or Statuary Classique will be a perfect addition. Besides its visual impact, the biggest advantage of the quartz countertops is their non-porous surface. Beauce quartz is a man-made material, unlike natural stones, quartz doesn’t require sealing which provides easier maintenance. This makes it a very popular countertop material!
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Calacatta Gold Backsplash with Brass Hardware
In this beautiful all-white kitchen design, white shaker cabinets and marble details offer a timelessly elegant appeal. The stunning marble range hood makes a statement while the marble subway tile backsplash and the countertop complement the range hood. Thanks to its marble-like effect, the quartz countertop creates a continuous look with the marble tiles. The brass details complement the gold veining of the Calacatta gold marble backsplash and complete the luxurious feel of the marble.
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White Kitchen with Natural Stone Backsplash and Wood Chairs
Clean, sleek, and timeless! In this contemporary kitchen, the white cabinets, gray backsplash, and Pure White quartz countertops are livened up by natural textures. The stunning custom counter chairs offer a truly natural look for contemporary living.
