Lots of colours will. What look are you after?

go for something bold!

A red would look punchy and bold.

Red or beige

black ..

Marsala? striking :)

I would go with a tiled splashback that has variety or movement. For example, a sheet of mixed size rectangular tiles in mixed colours/finishes. Incorporate cream, warm greys, possible stainless steel and if you are feeling brave, a darker charcoal colour. What about a solid slab of stone with a marble look and feel? Like Caesarstone Statuario Nuvo?

The tiles that Vi has suggested would look good. You need a really light colour to lift that black, patrticularly if the room is not that light (I know you've taken the photo at night but you need to lift it up....)

I have black also, I have a glass splash back, it looks amazing

for a small space it will open up the space and create interest

go marble or perlucent mosaics

I did metalic from Giesha Tiles Underwood Qld range. This is the bathroom one Ive chosen but there are some great kitchen options. I did a square type metalic pattern.

glass splash back is easy to maintain & can really brighten up a kitchen. We used a pic from cruising the medi canal & love it....Seein did it from St Kilda....

Try a mirrored splash in this area, it could add the illusion of depth and space.

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Smoky tinted mirror. Will make the space larger and you can see around the room whilst cooking

So many great answers i think a matt white would look great to go between the two

Good luck with it!

I work in tiles all day. Glass and mirrored splash backs are on the way out. Texture is what everyone is chasing now. Lots of interesting textures and tile shapes coming in particularly hand made looks in gloss and mat. Maybe 150 x 75 mat laid in a herringbone style (45 degree) or black gloss or matt laid brick or h/bone with contrasting grout. For a modern look 600 x 300 size tiles with grooves in mat finish. Bright colours with black and cream such as red are great if you like them but if you plan to sell the majority of people don't seem to like bright colours in tiles and your colours are classic at the moment.

The pressed metal look tiles from southern cross come in many colours including cotton and black and would also look great.

Why not just go plain black subway tile with white grout?