Panels between the space between kitchen counters and cabinet bottoms are known as the backsplash. A backsplash serves both functional and decorative reasons. They serve the functional purpose of shielding the wall behind the countertop. Spilled liquids may run down the back of the countertop without a backsplash or narrow gap between the countertop and the wall. Additionally, the backsplash shields the wall from stains caused by spilled food and liquids.
Typically, a backsplash with a unique and attractive design is better than a simple one. But each individual has their preference. White and grey are the dominant neutral hues in today’s custom kitchen cabinets or kitchen backsplash designs. If we go with basic trends, which most people like, you can go with black or shades of white.
The main purposes for a backsplash are:
To protect the wallboard from disintegrating and/or developing mold, and to make the area between the countertop and the wall cabinet easier to clean.
Many kitchens have a low backsplash (4″ to 6″ high) except behind a cooktop or range, where the backsplash covers the entire area.
The trend for full-height backsplashes in the entire kitchen started in the late 1970s continues to be popular. Part of this is due to the evolution in backsplash materials, getting away from laminate backsplashes that were a continuation of the countertop. Full-height backsplashes, which go all the way to the ceiling and past the upper cabinets, are another trendy design trend. This gives the entire area a polished, cogent appearance. Your kitchen’s backsplash might be made taller to give the impression that the room is larger than it actually is.
We are fortunate to have a plethora of sizes, colors, and styles, with a myriad of decorative inserts from which to choose:
Ceramic Tile
Porcelain Tile
Glass Tile
Stone Tile
Stone Slabs
Engineered Stone Slabs
Kitchen backsplashes can help you achieve the best function and a beautiful, personalized appearance. This adds character and can make your heart sing every time you enter the space. There is only one limitation to the possibilities: your budget.
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