Neat backsplash

[dr.girlfriend]

This one is new to me but I kind of dig it, and see how it draws attention away from the sloped ceiling in a way that linear tile would only emphasize.  How you get into those far cabinets without bonking your head though IDK.



From www.apartmenttherapy.com/dated-beach-bungalow-redo-tour-photos-37025883?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=managed&fbclid=IwAR1_k5n1zlK_il0zDikwawhH4GVW3tnTPjkpDoaGh4SFjjvQ2GmjSyHb17A

[aprilsails]

DH really wants to do something like this at our place but we have a busy granite countertop so it won’t work. He also desperately wants some kind of a tile feature for behind the stove. I can’t find a plain, black/brown tile that also has some kind of built-in decorative element that meets his needs (and is available in Canada). He’s killing me and we will never have a backsplash since his requirements are impossible.

[RockNVoll]

All I can think about is the amount of dust, oil, and general cooking gunk that's going to gather at the tops of those tiles and be impossible to clean.

[kadams767]

We considered doing something like that as the transition when we redid our kitchen floor, but I just couldn't get past the asymmetry in the end. A lot of the inspiration pics I saw looked so cool though.