8 Backsplash Ideas for Your Kitchen Makeover

Author: Andrew Kranz

1. Natural or Artificial Stone – Natural Stone Backsplash It is one of the most expensive options, but it is a great way to give unique look to your kitchen. Today, many types of stones are available in the market. For example; marble’s swirling and waving patterns add warmth and texture and granite offers many colors to choose from and plenty of texture on its surface. Stone adds a natural appeal to the environment of the kitchen, which results in added warmth to the ambience. If your kitchen features a stone countertop, then a natural stone backsplash will be an excellent finishing touch.

2. Glass Backsplash

glass backsplash Glass backsplashes are slick, modern, easy to clean and always a popular choice among consumers. It is one of the most hygienic options available in the market, and is generally inexpensive compared to other options. Glass makes it easy to create beautiful mosaics in your kitchen and because of its versatility any painting or texture on the underlying wall shows through.

3. Chalkboard Backsplash

chalkboard backsplash This option is very easy to install and not very difficult to care for. It adds a special sense of fun character to the kitchen.

4. Brick Backsplash

brick backsplash Using brick backsplash will add warmth to your kitchen. It can give the room a pizza- restaurant like quality that can be used to support a theme. It is very easy to clean.

5. Different Pattern or Recycling Funky Tiles

  [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="600"]Recycled Tiles Backsplash Source: hiconsumption[/caption] Use tiles of a variety of sizes and strange shapes or designs to create a unique pattern throughout your backsplash. For example; you can use large and small square tiles combined in one wall.

6. Wooden Backsplash

wooden backsplash ideas Wood is known for its rustic look and outstanding versatility. It can be customized by using stains as well as how the wood is laid out on the backsplash. Staining and cleanliness are important considerations, so don’t forget to use a marine grade wood varnish.

7. Stainless Steel

[caption id="attachment_2812" align="aligncenter" width="612"]stainless steel tiled backsplash Stainless steel tiled backsplash behind this bathroom sink area with new faucet. flickr[/caption] A top choice for appliances and sinks, stainless steel extends its range with eye catching countertops and backsplashes. It is very easy to clean and maintain. This material can be modified to appear textured.

8. Ceramic Tiles Backsplash

home-pic2 There are plenty of colors, interesting glaze effects and impressed or extruded patterns are available in ceramic tile. It is usually very easy to clean and long lasting; normally it comes in individual tiles that can be replaced if worn or damaged. Choosing a backsplash for your kitchen is not an easy decision you have to make, but if you stick to what you love, you can create a kitchen you truly enjoy. If you want to see more impressive and creative kitchen remodeling ideas, call us or visit us ! ]]>

Andrew Kranz

Andrew Kranz

In 2010, Andrew founded Aspen Kitchens in Colorado Springs, introducing a unique design-build concept for kitchens and baths. This venture provided a comprehensive service where clients could design, source materials, and hire a general contractor under one roof. After refining this business model over the years, Andrew, along with his wife and their three children, expanded by opening a professional retail kitchen supply store. Drawing on Lisa’s expertise and passion for home décor, they aimed to offer a shopping experience centered around family and community.