45+ White Tile Backsplash
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All-white Kitchen with Dark Wood Accents
If you are creating an all-white kitchen, the backsplash is the perfect place to spruce up the design. In this traditional kitchen, even the white tiles have a classic rectangular shape, the herringbone layout behind the stove creates a focal point and adds a nice texture. The offset layout of the other tiles provides a sleek frame for the herringbone tiles. The black cabinet hardware breaks the white domination and brings some interest by creating a contrasting look. Also, the wooden extension of the island and counter chairs complement the rustic appeal of the dark wood flooring.
ID# 130225 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Fireclay Tile
Light Green Kitchen Cabinets with White Tile Backsplash
A lovely traditional kitchen blinks an eye with its fresh light green color. It is a lovely choice to combine them with black minimalistic handles that add movement to the interior. Little square tiles of the white backsplash bring a cute but elegant look to the kitchen. The light wood color of the floors and light green cabinets complete each other harmoniously. The wooden part of the stools gives the natural look and white countertops complete that natural look.
White Tile Backsplash
When it comes to the kitchen backsplash, it might be overwhelming to choose the right one. Patterned ceramic tiles, luxurious marble slabs, or sleek metal sheets, there are endless options and you may be stuck between these options. At these times, it may be a good option not to stray from the classics. Of all the different alternatives, white tiles are the most popular and common option for kitchen backsplashes. With their wide range of shapes, patterns, and texture options, and thanks to their effortless beauty, these tiles can work with any design aesthetic and color scheme. It can be a classic white subway tile or modern white hexagon tile, but whichever it is, white tiles will definitely help you create the most timeless look! Are you ready to dive into stunning white tile backsplash ideas? Keep reading and find the perfect tile in these inspirational kitchen designs!
A well-chosen backsplash is the underutilized power of the kitchen. It can bring all the elements together and it has the power to create visually pleasing appeals. From sophisticated black tiles to serene blues, there are endless color options for a kitchen backsplash. However, if you are looking for a failsafe option, there is no better than a white tile backsplash! Just because it’s safe doesn’t mean it will be monotonous. In today’s market, white tiles come in a wide range of style options. That means you can even create a striking focal point with them. There are so many adventurous materials for white tiles which allow you to get creative. And thanks to this wide variety, you can make a statement without overwhelming!
ID# 130201 | Houzz.com – Credit | © O’Brien Harris LLC
Full-height White Tile Backsplash with Light Wood Cabinets
You never can go wrong with classics! A white subway tile backsplash is always a savior for all kitchen types, as in this transitional kitchen. Here, the white subway tiles cover all the walls and provide a sleek yet impactful backdrop. The gray grout of the tiles emphasizes this classic pattern. The light wood kitchen cabinets and wood floating shelves create a harmonious look with the backsplash while the white marble countertop makes a luxurious twist. On the other hand, the black and white patterned floor tiles bring visual interest and complement the traditional cabinetry.
ID# 130207 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Benjamin Moore
Contemporary Kitchen with Wood Island and Open Shelving
As we mentioned, you can use the classic rectangular tiles in different layouts. In this contemporary kitchen white subway tiles are laid in a horizontally stacked layout. The slight imperfections of the grout lines give an informal vibe to the backsplash while complementing the cozy overall look. The wood open shelving complements the wood kitchen island and also provides a space for kitchenware which acts as an art piece. The large pendant lights bring a Midcentury vibe to enhance the elegance.
white glass Mosaic Tiles
ID# 130203 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Maple Leaf Custom Homes
Black and White Kitchen with a Touch of Wood
Using a white backsplash for the dark cabinets is always a great way to create balance. Here, the white backsplash and white wall paint provide a clean and fresh backdrop for the black kitchen cabinets. The slight texture of the white geometrical tiles elevates the design without overwhelming. The white countertop of the cabinetry creates a continuous look with the white accent wall. The brass hardware, wood countertop of the island, and leather counter chairs bring warmth to the atmosphere.
ID# 130204 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Seytim
Stacked White Tile Backsplash with Flat- Panel Cabinets
The all-white color scheme offers a bright and spacious atmosphere for this modern kitchen design. The glossy finish of the white backsplash adds visual interest while bringing a texture between the flat-panel cabinets. The vertically stacked layout of the backsplash tiles complements the white cabinetry. The light wood floor breaks the white domination in the room by bringing warmth to the atmosphere.
Types of White Tile Backsplash
Yes, white tiles are very popular and they offer timeless appeal. But, what kind of white tile backsplash is right for your kitchen? White tiles are like an endless world. In today’s market, they come in a variety of shapes, colors, textures, patterns, and styles. This endless variety might confuse you but do not worry! Keep reading and see the different types of white tile backsplash and figure out what are their impacts!
White Subway Tile Backsplash
White subway or brick tile backsplash is the all-time favorite for all kitchen types. Whether you have a sleek modern kitchen or a cozy farmhouse-style kitchen, a white subway tile backsplash can work with all design aesthetics and help you to create a beautiful and timeless backdrop. The offset or running bond pattern is the classic layout for these tiles but you can go with a basketweave of the diagonal pattern to add more visual interest. To create the traditional offset pattern, tiles are laid in a 50% offset but for more modern appeal, you can use a one-third offset and a one-fourth offset. Also, the classic size of these rectangular tiles is 3 x 6 inches but you can use any rectangular tile with 1-to-2 dimensions such as 2 x 4, 3 x 6, or 10 x 20 inches.
ID# 130205 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Karen Berkemeyer Home
Farmhouse Kitchen with White Tile Backsplash and Wood Shelves
The black and dark wood accents pop out in this white kitchen and add visual interest by creating contrast with white features. The white kitchen cabinets are paired with white quartz countertops, black hardware, gray farmhouse sink, and stainless steel appliances. The white subway tiles complete the bright look of the cabinetry.
ID# 130206 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Live Well Designs, LLC
Transitional Kitchen with White Cabinets and Black Countertops
The black countertop of the perimeter cabinets, black hardware, and black stools directly draw attention to this white transitional kitchen. The black and white color scheme serves a timeless look. The wood flooring breaks the monochrome color scheme and makes a warm touch.
White Mosaic Tiles
ID# 130208 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Plain & Posh
Small White Kitchen Design with Dark Wood Floor
Little details such as the white island, beautiful hood, and chrome hardware make this small workspace truly special! The beveled subway tiles bring a dimension between the white shaker cabinets while glass-fronted upper cabinets give an open and airy feel. Using an all-white color scheme would be a smart idea to make the space feel larger!
ID# 130209 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Ember & Brune
Two-Tone Gray and White Cabinetry with Stainless Steel Appliances
In this transitional kitchen, the gray and white color scheme creates a sleek and timeless look while wooden accents make the atmosphere warmer. The glossy finish of the white subway tile backsplash provides a brighter space. Using a white color for upper cabinets and countertops completes this spaciousness.
ID# 130210 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Grove Park Construction
Black and White Kitchen with Gold Details
Is there any classic and sophisticated color scheme than black and white? Absolutely no, especially if this color scheme is spruced up with gold details! In this black and white kitchen, the black oversized range hood with gold details makes a statement on the white subway tile backsplash. The gold pendant lights and gold legs of the acrylic counter chairs complement the hood while white cabinetry and black island serve a clean look.
White Herringbone Tile Backsplash
Herringbone backsplash also consists of classic rectangular tiles but in this layout, tiles are laid in a herringbone pattern that resembles a fishbone. Even it is an angle difference, this simple twist can make big differences. Generally, these tiles are made of ceramic, porcelain, and stone. Ceramic or porcelain ones are ideal to create a clean and fresh look. On the other hand, you can use a white marble herringbone backsplash to add a sense of luxury!
ID# 130211 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Timber Trails Development Company
Marble White Tile Backsplash with Black Countertops
If you want to add a luxurious sense to your kitchen design, there is no better and more timeless option than marble! Here, the tiny marble herringbone tiles bring a mosaic appeal between the white traditional cabinets and create a focal point. The black hardware complements the black countertops while emphasizing the cabinetry. The gray and wood counter chairs make an unexpected twist and bring some cozy vibes without breaking the elegance!
ID# 130212 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Merrill Construction Group
Farmhouse Kitchen Design with Herringbone Wall Tiles
This farmhouse kitchen serves the perfect balance between the elegant and cozy vibes! The white cabinets, white herringbone backsplash, and black countertops give a classic traditional look while the wood flooring and stools bring some coziness.
ID# 130213 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Ram Construction, Inc./Ram Design-Build
White Herringbone and Subway Tile Backsplash
A backsplash is a place where you can get more creative and playful. But it doesn’t mean that you need to use a bunch of colors. You can be more creative also with simple white tiles like this design. In this transitional kitchen, the white tile backsplash is laid in a herringbone pattern behind the stove and offset pattern for the rest of the backsplash. This placement provides a more visually interesting look without breaking the sleek appeal!
ID# 130214 | Houzz.com – Credit | © DEANE Inc | Distinctive Design & Cabinetry
Gray and White Kitchen with Ceramic Tiles and Quartz Countertops
The white ceramic tile backsplash with a shooting herringbone pattern brings movement to this classic kitchen design. The white cabinetry complements the backsplash while the gray central island adds a splash of color. Also, the large Corian quartz countertop of the island provides plenty of space for both working and large family gatherings.
White Hexagon Tile Backsplash
Timeless, chic, and sleek! White hexagon or honeycomb tiles are a popular interior design element, especially for kitchen backsplashes. The eye-catching geometrical shape of these tiles looks very stylish and they can work with different styled or colored kitchens. From marble to ceramic, a white hexagon tile backsplash comes in a wide variety of material options. Although each of them has a white color, different materials give different visual impacts!
ID# 130215 | Houzz.com – Credit | © nest
Scandinavian Kitchen with Gray Open Shelves and Countertops
This Scandinavian kitchen features white flat-panel cabinets, white hex tile backsplash, gray worktop, island breakfast bar with wicker bar stools and cork pendant lights, map wallpaper, and wood herringbone flooring. Details like the wallpaper or backsplash tiles liven up this plain kitchen design.
ID# 130216 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Swell Decor
Traditional Kitchen with Raised Panel Cabinets and Marble Countertops
Beautiful white paneled cabinets, marble hexagon tile backsplash, marble countertops, and chrome hardware perfectly serve the classic beauty of the traditional style. The stunning molding of the white range hood, crystal lighting fixtures, and gray counter chairs make a beautiful final touch.
ID# 130217 | Houzz.com – Credit | © J Reiko Design + Co.
Light Gray Kitchen Cabinets with Glass Hex Tiles and Dark Wood Island
Thanks to the wide window opening, natural light fills the room and provides a bright atmosphere. The glossy appeal of the white glass tiles complements this brightness. The light gray kitchen cabinets create a harmonious look with the backsplash while the dark wood kitchen island makes a statement.
ID# 130218 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Copper Acorn Interior Design Studio
Black Kitchen Island with Walnut Countertop and Waterfall Edges
The custom kitchen island with a higher bar height countertop for seating stands out between the white cabinets! The walnut countertop of the island with waterfall edges lends a modern aesthetic and really gives the space some character! The white cabinets, white picket tile backsplash, and gray countertop provide a clean backdrop for the island.
Is a white backsplash a bad idea?
You may be concerned about the dirt or staining of the white tiles but you don’t have to worry about it at all! Yes, the white color may show dirt more, but with the regular cleaning routine, you can easily maintain the fresh look of your white tiles. Putting aside these worries, no backsplash can beat the timeless and beautiful appeal of the white tiles. If you are looking for a material that requires less maintenance, you can go with ceramic, porcelain, or glass tiles. Natural stones like marble, require more maintenance because of their porous surface. So, a white backsplash isn’t a bad idea, on the contrary, it’s a very good idea that offers effortlessly beautiful looks!
ID# 130219 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Lugbill Designs
White Cabinets with Brass Hardware and Wood Details
This kitchen is a perfect example of how the backsplash can elevate the entire look! The black strip patterns of the white hexagon tiles create a visual illusion and make the backsplash be the centerpiece of this transitional kitchen. White cabinets with brass hardware, white quartz countertop, undermount sink, and wood details, let the backsplash stand out with their minimalistic style.
ID# 130220 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Spectra Design Build
Custom-built Cabinetry with White Glass Backsplash Tiles
The lovely greenish-gray paint color of the cabinets gives a one-of-a-kind look to this transitional kitchen and serves an elegant look. The light wood countertop of the island complements the neutrality of the cabinets while the glass hex tiles bring a bright look between the dark cabinets.
ID# 130221 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Boxwood Avenue
Full-height White Tile Backsplash with White Range Hood and Gray Countertop
Picket tiles are another different shape of the classic hexagon tiles which are elongated in the center and slimmer for a modern and elegant look. This bright kitchen design is completed with custom white shaker cabinets, a light gray countertop, a clean white hexagon picket tile backsplash, and brushed nickel hardware. The white backsplash tiles and the white range hood create a harmonious look on the wall while the gray countertop complements the neutrality of the wood flooring.
White Mosaic Tile Backsplash
Mosaic tile is a combination of different shaped, sized, and colored tiles. These different tiles bring together and create art-like pieces. If you want to give a mosaic appeal with white tiles, you can mix and match different materials. For example, you can incorporate tiny metallic tiles between the white marble tiles. This way you can create visually pleasing appeal for your white mosaic tile backsplash!
ID# 130222 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Mindy Gayer Design Co.
Beach-Style Kitchen with Marble Wall Tiles
Because of their natural veining, marble tiles already have a textural look, and using marble tiles is also a great way to create a mosaic appeal for backsplash. In this beach-style kitchen, the marble tile backsplash offers a luxurious backdrop for the white cabinets and the white range hood. The wood trim of the hood and the wood flooring complement each other and add a warm sense. The brass details like the hardware and faucet, complete the luxurious feel of the marble.
ID# 130223 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Kitchen Intuitions
Classic White Kitchen with Brass and Marble Accents
This classic white kitchen gives a traditional feel by using brass pendants, hardware, and plumbing fixtures and a pop of color in the kitchen island and counter chairs. The marble mosaic backsplash and leather bar stools give the space some extra character.
ID# 130224 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Two Birds Design
White and Wood Cabinetry with Gray and White Penny Tiles
In this contemporary kitchen, the gray and white backsplash creates a mosaic appeal and transforms the kitchen into an eye-catching design. Wooden upper cabinets complement the neutrality of the gray tiles and add another layer of texture.
ID# 130237 | Houzz.com – Credit | © House of Brazier
Modern Farmhouse Kitchen with Crisp Black and White Contrast
This farmhouse kitchen serves a balanced look with its elegant and cozy features. The black and white color scheme serves a timeless look. The white cabinets and quartz countertops provide a clean and sleek frame for the white subway tile backsplash while the black grout of the tiles complements the black dual islands. The rattan counter chairs break the black and white color scheme to add warmth.
White Square Tile Backsplash
Although the square is the most basic geometrical shape for a backsplash, they are ideal to create a timeless appeal, just like the subway tiles. You can spruce up the simple look of the white square tile backsplash with different finishes or you can use a slightly patterned white tile.
ID# 130226 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Cameron Getter Design
Modern White Kitchen with Glossy Backsplash Tiles
In all-white kitchens, using different textures, patterns, or finishes is a great way to spruce up the design! In this modern kitchen, the white Mother of Pearl backsplash brings a fresh look with its glossy finish while competing with the bright look of the white cabinets. The gold details complement the glamorous appeal of the tiles
White Arabesque Tile Backsplash
If you are looking for an oriental look for your backsplash, the arabesque tiles are the way to go! The unique and beautiful shape of these tiles is perfect to make a statement and it can easily characterize your kitchen with beautiful pattern and texture! Because of its curved shapes, a white arabesque tile backsplash is more suitable for traditionally styled kitchens.
ID# 130227 | Houzz.com – Credit | © S&W Kitchens
Off-White Cabinets with Arabesque Tile Backsplash and Granite Countertops
The stunning combination of off-white raised panel cabinets, white arabesque tile backsplash, and gray granite countertops offer a classic traditional kitchen design! The full-height white backsplash provides a nice textural backdrop while the rubbed oil bronze hardware and travertine floor tiles complete the traditional style.
ID# 130228 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Masellis Designs
Black and White Kitchen Design with Rattan Chairs
This black and white traditional kitchen is spruced up with white arabesque tiles and brass details! The clean look of the white arabesque tile backsplash creates harmony with the light gray kitchen cabinets and white quartz countertops. The black kitchen island stands out between the light shades. The rattan counter chairs bring some beachy vibes and soften the sharp contrast between the white and black.
Is white backsplash popular?
Absolutely it is! From past to present, white tiles are the most popular option for kitchen backsplashes and will continue to be so!
ID# 130229 | Houzz.com – Credit | © TreHus Architects+Interior Designers+Builders
Two-Tone Cabinetry with White 3d Backsplash
Using 3d tiles is also a great way to add more visual interest to white backsplash designs. In this transitional kitchen design, the embossed surface of white tiles provides a nice texture without overwhelming. The white full-height upper cabinets and gray perimeter cabinets provide a sleek frame for the backsplash.
ID# 130230 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Zawadski Homes Inc.
Gourmet Kitchen with Gray and White Cabinets
The traditional style white and gray cabinets and the white arabesque tiles are modernized with the pure white countertops, sleek brushed nickel hardware, and the light wood range hood!
ID# 130231 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Boston Counters
White and Navy-Blue Cabinets with Marble Countertops
Navy-blue cabinets are a rising trend for all kitchen types. In this transitional kitchen, the navy blue perimeter cabinets and the island makes a statement and create a dramatic atmosphere while the white features such as upper cabinets and arabesque tiles bring a fresh appeal. The gray marble countertops soften the sharp contrast between the white and the dark blue.
White Penny Tile Backsplash
Penny tiles are perfect to create catchy but unobtrusive appeals for kitchens. These tiny round or hex tiles can create a slight textural backdrop without overwhelming. When this nice textural look meets with the pureness of the white, the result is just amazing. The other important advantage of a white penny tile backsplash is its versatility. You can easily incorporate these tiles into both modern and traditional styles!
ID# 130232 | Houzz.com – Credit | © STUDIO OSCAR LEA.
White and Light Wood Kitchen Cabinetry with White Tile Backsplash
In small spaces, using a bright color scheme can be very helpful to make the space feel larger. You can add some contrasting colors to add visual interest but using light colors for the upper parts will make your job easier. In this very small kitchen, white upper cabinets, white penny tile backsplash, and white quartz countertop provide a bright atmosphere while the black floor tiles create a contrasting look. The light wood kitchen cabinets make a soft touch.
ID# 130233 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Черненко Ольга / White & Black Design Studio
White Contemporary Kitchen with Rose Gold Details
The pureness of the white and sophistication of the black meets in this contemporary kitchen and create an elegant look with a touch of rose gold. The glossy finish of the white penny round tiles makes a fresh touch between the matte white cabinets and countertop. The black panel above the penny tiles contrast with the white features to emphasize them. The rose gold stand of the white dining table breaks the black and white domination and adds a dose of sparkle to the design.
White Textured Tile Backsplash
Textured tiles are a perfect choice to create a more visually interesting look for kitchens and these tiles gained popularity in recent days. To achieve this textural look, marble is the best material. Because of its natural veining, marble gives a textured appeal. Besides the marble, you can also find textured tiles between the ceramic and porcelain tiles. Also, these tiles are more affordable than other materials.
ID# 130234 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Kingswood Custom Homes
All-White Transitional Kitchen with White Textured Tile Backsplash
As we mentioned, because of its natural look, marble has a textured surface. In this white transitional kitchen, the white textured tile backsplash brings movement between the sleek white cabinets. The marble countertops create a continuous look with the backsplash. The white pendant lights, light gray counter chairs, and stainless steel appliances finalize the design.
ID# 130235 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Samantha Williams Interior Design
White Shaker Cabinets with Black Island and Black Lantern Pendant
Marble is used to add a textural look in this transitional kitchen too! The slight grayish-off-white color of the backsplash stands out between the white cabinets while providing a smooth transition between the whites and blacks. The large lantern pendant light completes the traditional style of cabinetry.
ID# 130236 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Haven Design and Construction
Transitional Kitchen with Organic and Airy Look
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 adds modern texture.
What color grout should you use with white tile?
The biggest advantage of white tiles is their versatility. They can be finished with all grout colors. The grout color is a personal choice and different grout colors offer different appeals. As the grout color darkens, the pattern created by the white tiles becomes more impactful.
White Tile Backsplash with Black Grout
White backsplash tiles have a clean and simple appeal. And if you want to add some interest to these tiles, using black grout is the most effective and easiest way. Black grout will create contrast with the white tiles and emphasize the beautiful pattern of the tiles by adding depth!
ID# 130238 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Mos Interiors
White Penny Tile Backsplash with Black Grout
Clean, fresh, and minimal! This modern kitchen perfectly represents the effortless beauty of the minimalist approach while giving a timeless appeal with its black and white color scheme. The black grouting of the white penny tiles emphasizes the pattern and creates a distinctive focal point between the white flat-panel cabinets. Other black accents like the finishes of the glass pendant lights, and the faucet complement the black grout.
ID# 130239 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Restor Homes
Black and White Transitional Kitchen with Gold Lighting Fixtures
This black and white kitchen with brass accents create a stylish and timeless look. The black grout of the herringbone-patterned backsplash tiles adds a harmonious movement with the stools and the island. If you want to use white cabinets and light wooden floors, you will certainly achieve a simple and stylish look. Stainless steel surfaces also add a modern air of course. The gold lighting fixtures add a dose of sparkle and complement the warm feel of the wood flooring.
White Tile Backsplash with Gray Grout
If you want to highlight your white tiles but don’t want to use black grout, gray grout will also provide a contrasting look but with softer touches. You can get more contrast as the shade of gray gets darker.
ID# 130240 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Andrew mark construction
White Tile Backsplash with Gray Grout and Stainless Steel Appliances
The traditional backsplash height is 4 inches but in recent days, full-height backsplashes become a popular design element for the modern approach. Here, the white picket tile backsplash covers all the walls and provides a clean and fresh backdrop. The gray grout of the tiles makes them stand out.
ID# 130241 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Hasler Homes Ltd
Gray and White Kitchen with Metallic Accents
In this transitional kitchen, the white herringbone tile backsplash completes the bright look of the white upper cabinets and countertops while complementing the light gray perimeter cabinets with its gray grout. Stainless steel appliances and chrome hardware create a harmonious look with a gray and white color scheme.
Best Seller Mosaic Tiles
ID# 130242 | Houzz.com – Credit | © JWH Design and Cabinetry LLC
Light Blue Cabinets with White Countertop and Wood Touches
The light gray kitchen cabinets add elegance to the naive kitchen. The harmony of the white ceramic backsplash tiles with white countertops is really eye-catching. The stone floor in light brown tones adds naturalness to the interior. A bright and spacious kitchen welcomes us with a warm stance with wooden touches.
White Tile Backsplash with White Grout
If you want to create a pure and clean look for your backsplash, finish your white tiles with white grout. Using all-white background doesn’t have to mean it will be boring. You can use 3d tiles to add dimension or try different tile shapes to add interest!
ID# 130243 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Designs by Priya
Creamy White Tile Backsplash with Wood Floating Shelves
This transitional kitchen gives a warm and welcoming feel with its white and wood features! White shaker cabinets are paired with Premium Natural quartz countertop, brass hardware, and white elongated honeycomb tiles. Wooden floating shelves enhance the warmness of the atmosphere while the creamy white color of the wall tiles complements the wood textures.
How to clean white tile backsplash?
You might think that it is impossible to keep white for long, but it is not true. In fact, you can keep clean the white tiles, just like the other color options, with regular cleaning. For the first step, you need to clean your tiles immediately after cooking. You can use dish soap, a microfiber cloth, and warm water to wipe the tiles. And if you will do this process in a certain routine, you will not worry about the dirt.
If you are working with stubborn stains, you can use an all-purpose backsplash cleaner or prepare a mix with a quarter cup of baking soda or vinegar, a cup of water, and a few squirts of hand dishwashing soap. Apply this mix on the stains and wipe the tiles with a damp cloth. But if you are working with natural stone tiles, be careful not to use abrasive cleaning products. These can harm the natural surface of the stone.
ID# 130244 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Sea Pointe Design & Remodel
White Shaker Cabinets with Gray Countertops and Brushed Nickel Hardware
This sleek kitchen design shows a stylish look with different shades of gray and white. The white backsplash with white grout completes the clean look of the white cabinets. Using different finishes for the white tiles adds more interest and emphasizes the backsplash. The large kitchen island provides a functional space to gather and eat while cooking.
ID# 130245 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Jamie Banfield Interior Designs
Farmhouse Kitchen with Navy-Blue and White Cabinetry
The white, blue, and wood color scheme of this farmhouse kitchen gives some beachy vibes! The white upper cabinets, white backsplash, and white countertops create a bright look above the navy-blue perimeter cabinets and the island. The metal range hood and the dark wood exposed beams make a rustic touch while the shiplap ceiling brings dimension to the space.
