I'd like an Australian rural scene. Can you do those?

I have a picture of a jetty on Lake Tahoe in my showroom in Brisbane, QLD. Gets a lot of comments from guests, clients and shoppers.

a rural scene. Cows, sheep, horses, green rolling hills... *happy sigh*

Certainly not photos of the kids or your wedding! :- ) I think something from nature like leaves or seashells if you're by the beach or even pebbles.

I'm going to add a slightly paired back option, and suggest a Carrara marble because the cost to do so in stone is ludicrous, and it's far more durable, with control over the vein depth, colour grade and character strength. It's timeless,and doesn't overpower the joinery.

i like the images, but some are too dominating when the kitchen is to be a practical area, the splash back could often add to the 'noise' of a chaotic kitchen.

it needs to look good all the time, and for example, if a sunset never sets, you'd tire of it mid morning....

subtelty makes this work.

perhaps an infinite horizon, or the sky, something realistic to add to the effect of space and light, rather than artificial (although stunning) vistas.

For a more traditional kitchen, we have also photographed tiles and printed on glass. Gives you the 'tile' look with the practicality of glass.

I think I would leave it plain, anything else would be to distracting when cooking.

I would do an image of a map.

Thats nice, not to in your face.............I could cook and dream at the same time

I prefer a single colour but if I had to choose a picture it would probably be an English country garden - flowers in the house all year round.

I like printed glass,

yes I do,

but most of what we are show is pretty naf, sorry to sound like a slone ranger, I investigated the product, I had a few different areas I could have used it in this current build, with good design choice (possible) and reasonable price not possible the quotes where all a joke. I have defaulted to either depending on ,thought ,placement, nothing ,or tile, Its a bit like my wood stove hearth,I wanted glass to show the Tasoak floor beneath, I was various laughed and accused of bringing European habits (sounded dirty) I solved the issue but if you live in the pimple on the bottom of the world, design is not an option, costs get too high, availability is a joke, I feel like offering up my rather posh shed (and accent) to companies who want to try the Tassie Market (for a modest fee of course) we are five mins to the airport and I have a background in Finance and design (weird) combo, but I studied art the market was to tight so I turned to banking for my crust.

Goodnight ladies, ladies goodnight
It's time to say goodbye
Goodnight sweet ladies, all ladies goodnight
It's time to say goodbye, bye-bye

Stumbled on this image which is unique. lol

One day there'll be digital splash backs that display photo slide shows. Or has that already been done?!