17+ White Glass Mosaic Tile Backsplash
ID# 191204 – Product BA8022 – Shimmery White Long Glass Backsplash Tile
Black and White Kitchen Cabinets with Textured Glass Tiles
A white glass backsplash can be a great alternative to go with when you want a super modern look and a seamless feel; besides that, it’s also a great choice when you need to make your kitchen look bigger visually. In this contemporary kitchen, for example, the all-white glass backsplash is beaming, bringing a flashy presence. The long and slender shapes of these glass tiles develop the modern look even further. It is accompanied by black and white cabinets with white countertops that downplay its shimmering effect.
ID# 191210 – Product BA5509 – Marble Look White Glass Hexagon Mosaic Tile
Gray Cabinets with White Farmhouse Sink
This transitional kitchen shows that even keeping it simple gives the design enough personality. The shaker cabinets and hexagon tile backsplash are featured in gray-and-white color schemes. It feels open, airy, and bright. Playing with natural light, the white glass hexagon tiles provide a bright and fresh backdrop. The gray kitchen cabinets offer a subtle hint of color and provide a sophisticated foundation. And the addition of the white apron front sink gives the room a farmhouse flair. The metallic accents finalize the design cohesively.
White Glass Mosaic Tile Backsplash
Known for their bright reflective quality, glass tiles are one of the most popular materials for kitchen and bathroom backsplash designs. Perhaps one of the biggest advantages of glass tiles is that they have a highly reflective finish to bounce light around the room. This makes them an ideal choice for spaces that need brightness. And to further enhance this bright and fresh feel, white color is an excellent choice. With its clean and understated appearance, a white glass mosaic tile backsplash provides a modern and fresh look.
Bright and Understated Elegance of White Glass Mosaic Tiles
There are a lot of white glass mosaic tile patterns, from the classic subway pattern to hexagon, square, or random layouts, making it very versatile to use on kitchen and bathroom walls. And the neutral white tone allows you to pair it with any color scheme, regardless of whether you are looking for a backdrop for an all-white kitchen or want to highlight darker cabinets and countertops. The other important benefit of these types of tiles is their easy-to-clean surfaces. Since glass is a non-porous material, spills, splatters, and stains won’t penetrate the surface. So, you can easily maintain the clean and fresh appeal of the backsplash tiles with minimal effort.
Regardless of whether you want to create a modern, contemporary, traditional, farmhouse, or coastal kitchen, a white glass mosaic tile backsplash can easily work with a variety of design styles. If you plan to give your home a makeover but don’t know how to start, here we have compiled a list of white glass mosaic backsplash ideas by classifying them according to material types and tile styles.
ID# 191201 – Product BA6705 – White Shell & Crackle Glass Mosaic Backsplash Tile
All-white Kitchen with Black Cabinet Hardware
Not every kitchen design requires vibrant pops of color to become a full-fledged kitchen. Sometimes, white is more than enough and even assertive with a sophisticated mix of materials. Here, for example, the white glass mosaic tile backsplash achieves a very elegant backdrop. Combining perfectly with white cabinets and countertops, it also adds a level of delicacy but is strong in the core. Keeping the upper cabinets handle-free gives the space an uncluttered look that enhances the modern aesthetic. For the base cabinets, the designers also install black hardware that adds a healthy dose of contrast.
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ID# 191202 – Product BA6702 – Calacatta Gold Marble Look White Glass Picket Mosaic Tile
White Glass Mosaic Picket Tile Backsplash with Beige Grout Lines
When it comes to backsplashes, the grout color that will modify the looks of your backsplash is as important as the tile itself. And using a contrasting grout color is a great way to emphasize your tile pattern. In this traditional kitchen, for example, the white glass picket tile backsplash provides a bright and fresh backdrop for the interior. The brown grout lines highlight this geometrical pattern enough and enhance visual interest. The light brown wall cabinets and dark wood base ones create a contrasting look with the white tiles and bring depth and dimension to the space.
Are mosaic tiles good for backsplash?
There are manifold reasons mosaic tiles are one of the best options for backsplashes. First of all, mosaic tiles can be availed in a wide range of colors, materials, patterns, and textures. It gives one a lot of choices and, hence, massive scope for customization regarding kitchen looks. You can use mosaic tiles to create personalized patterns, borders, or murals. On the other hand, mosaic tile makes an instant showstopper based on the detailed patterns in the tile. Mosaic tiles are indeed very resistant to water and extreme changes in temperatures, especially glass, porcelain, and ceramics types. That means, aside from aesthetic value, they are highly durable and practical.
ID# 191203 – Product BA6706 – White Glass & Shell Diamond Pattern Mosaic Tile
White Cabinets and Backsplash Tiles with Dark Wood Floor
Nothing exudes elegance and sophistication as a modern kitchen with a dark-and-white color combination does, which is showcased by this modern kitchen deftly. Here, the white shaker cabinetry grounds the diamond mosaic tile backsplash, which feels timeless and versatile. To preserve the streamlined look of the kitchen, the appliances remain out of sight, and the light gray laminate countertops add a sleek modern look. The addition of the dark wood floor creates a striking contrast against the white features and brings depth and dimension to the interior.
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ID# 191205 – Product BA5503 – Marble Look White Glass Herringbone Mosaic Tile
Gray Shaker Cabinets with White Quartz Countertops
If you have a small space, then you should curb your desire for overly dark color schemes and go with a medium-ish tone, like this transitional kitchen in Moscow. Here, the light-dark gray cabinets bring the right amount of drama-not too much so as to encroach on the space-while their cozy L-shaped layout creates an efficient cooking space that minimizes walking distance and allows well-coordinated kitchen stations. White countertops and white herringbone glass tile backsplash lighten up the interior, adding enough visual interest.
ID# 191206 – Product BA6709 – Pearl Glass Mosaic Kitchen Backsplash Tile
All-white Kitchen with Picket Mosaic Backsplash
This transitional kitchen is designed in a single-wall layout, facilitating traffic flow much easier and providing more entrance and exit points than a U-shaped kitchen would. Besides, its light and all-white color palette-grounded on the white quartz countertops and white raised-panel cabinets slows down the passage of time. They also calm kitchen users right away with the contribution of a glass picket tile backsplash. Reaching up to the ceiling, this long hex tile backsplash delivers texture and authenticity to the space.
White Glass Subway Mosaic Tile Backsplash
Classic subway pattern refers to the rectangular tile laid out in a simple, staggered, or brick-like manner. This pattern derived its name from the fact that it resembles those of old subway stations. Despite its historical origins, subway tiles become one of the most popular design elements for interiors, especially for backsplashes. This combination gives a timeless appeal when the white glass tiles are installed in a classic subway pattern exuding subtle elegance. While the subway pattern gives the space a versatile backdrop, the reflective surface of white glass adds depth and brightness to the space.
Recognized for their simple rectangular shapes, subway tiles have been around for more than a century and have endured through various design trends. While the classic 3×6 inch is the standard tile size, you can find subway mosaic tiles in various size options that you can pick from. Larger subway tiles work great when trying to give a space a more modern and streamlined look. On the other end, smaller tiles tend to create more intricate patterns.
ID# 191207 – Product BA8001 – Sparkled White Glass Subway Backsplash Tile
White Glass Mosaic Tile Backsplash in a Classic Subway Pattern
All-white kitchens feel resilient, bright, and airy, and this transitional kitchen is no exception. Here, the white shaker cabinets, quartz countertops, and subway tile backsplash create a harmonious look that exudes an understated elegance. When designing an all-white kitchen such as this one, even the smallest details play a crucial role. And to enhance the overall look, you can incorporate some textures. So here, for example, the white glass subway tiles and quartz countertops have marble-like veining in both that adds subtle texture. Also, incorporating those small brass knobs added just enough warmth against the stark white, well-balanced.
ID# 191208 – Product BA7016 – Pearl Glass Hand Cut Artisan Mosaic Tile
All-white Kitchen with Shaker Cabinets and Quartz Countertops
Another all-white kitchen design is complemented by the timeless elegance of a subway pattern. In this case, however, these white subway mosaic tiles host blue color reflections that give the space a healthy dose of color and visual interest. The rest of the white Shaker-style cabinets and white quartz Silestone countertops blend into each other to provide continuity for a bright and spacious atmosphere. The plain appeal of the cabinets and countertops allows the hand-cut artisan glass mosaic tiles to stand out even further.
White Glass Hexagon Mosaic Tile Backsplash
Combining geometric structures with a sleek aesthetic, the hexagonal mosaic pattern become a favorite for modern homes. Hexagon mosaics-better known as honeycomb tiles-are extremely dynamic, offering a perfect balance between simplicity and complexity. This pattern provides not only clean and bright white but also luminous and reflecting properties when made from white glass tiles, thus providing a backsplash that is visually striking yet effortlessly elegant. When this geometric pattern meets the reflective nature of the white glass material, it offers a dynamic yet timeless look. White glass hexagon mosaic tiles add timelessness to any kitchen style, regardless of whether you want to create a traditional or modern one.
ID# 191209 – Product BA5509 – Marble Look White Glass Hexagon Mosaic Tile
White Glass Mosaic Tile Backsplash with White Shaker Cabinets
Geometric tile backsplashes -even in white shades- make a statement look right off. Take this transitional kitchen, for example, which incorporates a white glass hexagon tile backsplash to introduce patterns into the space. While it well-blends with the white countertops and cabinets, the black marble-like textures add some visual interest to the backdrop. The medium-tone wood floor creates a warm base, balancing the stark white surfaces and keeping them from feeling sterile. Finishing it off, the brass hardware balances out the warmth in the flooring and adds a little bit of sparkle.
ID# 191211 – Product BA5504 – Marble Look White Glass Picket Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Gray and White Kitchen Cabinets with Picket Tile Backsplash
While hexagon backsplashes consist of equal-sided hex tiles, you can give them a more modern and sleek look by using elongated hexagons. Also, known as picket tiles, elongated hexagons draw inspiration from the classic hexagon tile but elongate it to create a modern look that sets it apart. With the different installation patterns to choose from, this type of tile comes in a larger shape that really makes a statement. This transitional kitchen, for example, uses white glass picket tile backsplash in a horizontal pattern that creates a sleek and modern backdrop. While the white base of the tiles provides a bright and fresh look, their black freckles enhance visual interest. For the rest, the gray and white kitchen cabinets and white countertops provide an elegant look with a timeless appeal.
Textured or 3D White Glass Mosaic Tile Backsplash
Featuring raised patterns, varying levels, or undulating surfaces, textured or 3D white glass mosaic tiles add depth, dimension, and tactile interest to kitchen designs. When the sleekness of the glass is combined with these types of textures, it results in a backsplash that serves as both a functional surface and a work of art. Instead of using just a flat glossy surface, incorporating textured tiles introduces a new level of sophistication and intrigue. Unlike the flat ones, these tiles create a sense of movement and complexity. Since one of the biggest advantages of white glass mosaic tiles over other kinds of materials is their reflectiveness, a textured or 3D surface takes this quality one step further and refracts light at various angles.
ID# 191212 – Product BA64001 – Modern White Textured Glass Mosaic Backsplash Tile
White Glass Mosaic Tile Backsplash with Circular Textures
One of the best ways to enhance an all-white kitchen is to incorporate some textures and patterns! In this contemporary kitchen, for example, the white shaker cabinets, white countertops, and mosaic square tile backsplash create a bright and spacious atmosphere, creating a blank canvas. However, the circular textures on the white tiles give a 3D effect and add enough visual interest. Also, the antique brass hardware and faucet break the white dominance and bring a warm feel to the interior.
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How durable is glass mosaic tile?
Glass mosaic tiles are durable materials for kitchen applications, especially as backsplashes. Since glass is nonporous, it does resist water; thus, they do not absorb water. That makes them a great choice for kitchen and bathroom backsplashes. The non-porous surface means that the glass tile is stain-resistant against food, oil, and every other kind of spill in the kitchen. They are easy to clean with just mild soap and water. Furthermore, the fact that they resist heat makes them highly motivated for use in areas behind sinks or stoves.
ID# 191213 – Product BA62046 – Glossy White Glass & Marble Diamond Mosaic Tile
Dark Gray Flat-panel Kitchen Cabinets with Textured Glass Tiles
Without any need to worry about whether the kitchen is well-lit enough, this kitchen uses dark gray cabinets. These flat-panel cabinets anchor the space and provide a sleek and sophisticated foundation. However, even if your space is well-lit, it is important to balance the heavy feel of the dark cabinets. And this kitchen does just that by balancing gray cabinets with white backsplash and white countertops. This white backsplash features an exquisite diamond pattern and is composed of textured glass tiles to create a really visually stimulating backdrop. The white marble-look quartz countertops blend perfectly with the light beauty of the tiles.
Is glass mosaic expensive?
Glass mosaic tiles may be a little more expensive in comparison to their materials in ceramic or porcelain. Actually, the cost depends on many factors: type, design, and quality of glass. For instance, if these mosaics of glass were hand-cut with intricate designs or had something like colored or frosted glass to add value, then those could drive up the prices even higher. Basic glass mosaic tile may be priced similarly to high-end ceramic or porcelain tiles in the range of $7 to $15 per square foot. High-end glass mosaic tile can include custom designs, hand-cut pieces, or specialty finishes starting upwards of $20 to $50 or more per square foot.
ID# 191214 – Product BA8023 – Shimmery White Shell Glass Kitchen Backsplash Tile
Two-tone Cabinets with Modern White Backsplash
If you are bored with all-white looks, you can give a try to contrasting color schemes that achieve dramatic looks. Here, this contemporary kitchen chooses dark colors for its upper cabinetry to anchor the white backsplash and countertops. The shimmery look of the white shell glass backsplash tiles enlightens the room, creating a visually dynamic backdrop. Below, the light gray perimeter cabinets provide smoother transitions between the dark wood wall cabinets and white surfaces to achieve a well-balanced overall look.
Mixing Materials
White glass mosaic tiles offer a bright and timeless appeal for bathroom and kitchen backsplashes. Complement different textures with colors, materials, and finishes, and you’ll easily turn a subtle backsplash into a showstopper that enhances the whole design of your space. This approach allows for a more creative and personalized aesthetic. The secret when mixing and matching various tile types is all about balance. Mixing different textures and surfaces instantly adds interest to the backslashes: the brightness of the white glass tiles against the natural texture of the stone materials, for instance, can be put together to a striking juxtaposition.
Glass and metal is another popular combination that feels clean, streamlined, and sophisticated. The combination of the glossy glass tiles with shiny metallic accents reflects light and enhances the brightness of the room. Also mixing various materials is not only about combining different textures and finishes but also includes playing with tile shapes and sizes. A backsplash that employs large format tile with smaller mosaic tile or even in hexagonal shapes will add interest to make for a more dynamic and engaging design.
ID# 191215 – Product BA62038 – Modern White Glass & Quartz Mosaic Tile
Gray Raised Panel Cabinets with White Quartz Countertops
If you want to avoid a too-white look, mixing different materials and textures will give you a more balanced look. In this transitional kitchen, for example, the white glass mosaic tiles are adorned with metallic accents that jazz up the backdrop. Laid in a running bond-inspired style, these tiles foster movement on the horizontal axis. The white Caesarstone quartz countertops create one continuous surface with the glossy backsplash tiles. For everything else, gray raised-panel cabinets form the sleek, modern base, anchoring the space.
Is glass mosaic tile easy to clean?
Of course, yes! Glass mosaic tiles are perhaps among the easiest to clean materials anywhere. Besides being non-porous, resistance to stains and scratches adds to their low maintenance appeal. If properly cared for, these tiles will remain beautiful and functional for many years to come and, hence, will be well worth your investment in either a kitchen or bathroom design.
ID# 191216 – Product BA62047 – Modern Glass, Marble & Mirror Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Contemporary Home Bar with Black Cabinets and Countertops
Similar to the kitchen backsplashes, glass mosaic tiles are also popular choices for home bar designs. This contemporary home bar has a way of delivering a contrasting scheme with a black-and-white color combination. Reaching through the ceiling, the white glass mosaic tile backsplash covers the entire wall space, providing a bright and spacious atmosphere. Yet the black accents between the white square tile backsplash establish a more dimensional backdrop. Beneath, the black cabinets and countertops blend seamlessly together, and the dramatic contrast continues against the white tiles. The built-in stainless steel appliances complete the design in both an aesthetically and functionally pleasing manner.
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ID# 191217 – Product BA1012 – Modern White Glass & Marble Mosaic Backsplash Tile
Traditional White Kitchen with Marble Countertops
This beautiful white kitchen borrows some elements from traditional kitchens and yet saturates them with modernity. First, the white Shaker cabinets have chrome hardware that enhances modern elegance. Then there is a white mosaic tile backsplash made from glass and marble tiles in white color that adds freshness and gives it a streamlined backdrop. Even though both glass and marble tiles are used in a stark white color, the intricate pattern of this mosaic gives the space a visual interest. But the real showstopper in this kitchen is the marble countertops that feature striking veining. These countertops complement the brightness of the cabinets and tiles and bring a dose of opulence.
