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angela70

Splashback and stools

angela70
il y a 7 ans
Hi fellow Houzzers
I have just updated my kitchen and just need to finish off the splashback and stools. Not sure if tiles or glass. Any thoughts?
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  • PRO
    Creative Style Interior Design
    il y a 7 ans
    Here is a contrasting stone splashback and benchtop.
    Modern Eclectic · Plus d'infos

    Commentaires (31)

    • angela70
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 7 ans
      Sorry meant to post this photo
    • girlguides
      il y a 7 ans
      I love glass so clean and streamlined what about a greenish color to match colour on painting in hall
    • Vy
      il y a 7 ans

      I love tiles..much more character..

    • Vy
      il y a 7 ans
      Dernière modification :il y a 7 ans

      not sure how hard to clean these?

      and I love these too so bright and colourful..

    • Vy
      il y a 7 ans

      green?

      or this one..

      more..

    • elsie1995
      il y a 7 ans

      Hmmm just at the same place. I'm thinking glass - smooth finish, easy to clean and won't detract from the rest of your lovely work.

    • Gioenne Rapisarda
      il y a 7 ans

      I think glass. What kind of stools are you going to be using?

    • PRO
      Sartorial Interiors
      il y a 7 ans

      Hi Angela70! A subway in white would look great in this space and easy to clean like the one I used on a job a few months ago! Timeless, elegant, works back with pretty much everything.

      I love mirror also but, can be annoying as it shows every splash from the stove. Marble tiles would also be a practical and gorgeous option!


      In terms of stools, I quite like the following:


      Good luck!!

    • angela70
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 7 ans
      Hi all, I was thinking subway but I think white would make my antique white cupboards look dirty. Not sure about green, I updated my bench tops to get rid of greens ones Lol. Maybe a colour similar to the bench??
    • Gallifrey
      il y a 7 ans

      I think tiles could add to the character of the space. I personally find glass pretty boring and quite overdone these days.

    • Vy
      il y a 7 ans

      at my old place I had black granite tiles that matched my black granite top? was existing when we moved in ..

      may be worth pursuing ?

    • Fiona Anastasia Whitefoot
      il y a 7 ans
      I reckon mirror would look great as a splash back - it's a focal point and will make the space bigger!
    • girlguides
      il y a 7 ans
      How about colour which matches darkest fleck in your benchtop. I put dulux raku against polar white cupboards snd urban ceaaerstone and it really lifted space. I wouldn't put anything whitish or light grey as would detract as you say from your lovely cabinets
    • KK1000
      il y a 7 ans
      You could use stainless steel just behind the stove and for the rest of the bench just a narrow strip of the same stone as your bench top . You don't have to cover the whole wall .
    • PRO
      Creative Style Interior Design
      il y a 7 ans
      If you prefer an easy clean surface, then tiles are not an ideal option because of the grout lines. Stone splashbacks are back on trend. It can be the same stone as the benchtop or a contrasting stone to the benchtop eg. Lighter, darker, more or less pattern. As the surface is a continuous smooth sheet it is easy to clean if it's man-made stone. Natural stone such as marble stains more easily. Choose your splashback then choose your stools. See the link for a matching splashback.
      Jensen Architects · Plus d'infos
    • KK1000
      il y a 7 ans
      I love the idea of stone splash back but I didn't suggest it because your bench top is a bit on the darker side , but if you like the idea choose the colour to match your cabinets and it would look great I have it in my kitchen and personally I would never have tiles again. I am even thinking of replacing tiles in the bathroom with a composite stone.
    • Vy
      il y a 7 ans

      stainless steel is a pain to clean..I'd stay away from it..used to work at KFC..every night we'd have to clean all the doors etc ..hence my bias..

    • Kathy
      il y a 7 ans
      Classic glass or subway tile laid in chevron pattern. Keep it clean and streamlined, you can add color with accessories since kitchen is small.
    • Kathy
      il y a 7 ans
      Chevron and brick laid
    • Melbourne44 Melbourne44Musk
      il y a 7 ans

      sounds a bit odd but a MIRROR splash back looks fantastic and makes room look larger.

      Not hard to clean and you see the space not the mirror.

      Looks fantastic in daughters house


    • michellekucharczyk
      il y a 7 ans
      Dernière modification :il y a 7 ans

      I think a soft grey subway tile would work really well if you like the look of subway but are concerned about matching the white of your cabinets. Marble subway (or even fan shape) would also be gorgeous, if that is in your price range.

      A grey and white cement patterned tile would look great, but probably date quicker. As for stools, I would suggest wood or cane, to warm up the space.

    • Ann B
      il y a 7 ans
      My immediate thought was mirror also. I prefer glass from a practical standpoint-it's so easy to clean. And so many colour choices. Just wondering what lighting you have over your island bench?
    • PRO
      Vanessa Wood Interiors
      il y a 7 ans

      I agree with Michelle. Your kitchen is classic and glass is just too contemporary and frankly boring! Go for a subway, hexagon or fishtail with warmth as well as grey - I think that would work well. Consider a slip cover perhaps that can be thrown in the wash and if an indigo looks even better when it fades a little!


    • jacintamchugh
      il y a 7 ans

      Check out Southern Cross tiles. Gorgeous range and large so easy to clean...

    • brennz
      il y a 7 ans
      Subway tiles are soooo overdone & really date a house now ( not to mention that they remind many people of, well, subways & public
      toilets strangely enough ). Glass maybe too contemporary but it's so low maintenance & never boring, the colour & pattern choices are endless. Stone is timeless & easy care. It's personal choice really. Trust your instincts, it looks like you've done a great job so far. Would love to see the end result posted here too. Good luck !
    • Cheryl McDonald
      il y a 7 ans
      We used glass. It is great to live with. Reflects the outside. The color was called "champagne" but it looks like stainless steel sometimes and a mushroom color at others. Absolutely love it!
    • Gallifrey
      il y a 7 ans
      Agree @jacintamchugh
      We used tiles from Southern Cross Tiles. Great feature and so glad we did not go with subway tiles or glass. Photo below
    • Heather Van Broekhoven
      il y a 7 ans
      because you have a gas hotplate, it not recommended that you use glass as a splashback, although you could us acrylic
    • PRO
      Clipsal by Schneider Electric
      il y a 7 ans

      Hi Angela! Love the new kitchen! As you have included french doors in your design we suggest you use either a white subway tile or contrasting marble tile or splash-back to match the aesthetic of your kitchen! Hope that helps, The Schneider Electric Team.

    • PRO
      Creative Style Interior Design
      il y a 7 ans

      Tempured or toughened glass is perfectly safe as a splashback behind a gas cooktop or stove. I don't recommend an acrylic splashback behind any kind of stove or cooktop.

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