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need help on splashback for kitchen

7 years ago

Kitchen cupboards are gloss black, bench top wood grain look grey, walls to paint white floor wood...now the back splash??? I don''t want glass. Thought of 3D but to hard to clean. Anybody got some ideas please.

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My Beautiful Abode

7 years ago

Definitely tiles. They'll be the jewels that finish the space.

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Gallifrey
7 years ago
Have a look at Southern Cross Tiles online. Some pretty interesting tiles if you want something a bit different, and not boring.
Debra
Original Author
7 years ago
Thanks I shall check it out.
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lomboshouse
7 years ago
I love the mirror splash backs. Especially the darker ones but I am not sure if that would go with your colours.
Debra
Original Author
7 years ago
Thanks I'll have a look at that.
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SmartHouse
7 years ago
some ideas

You also choose all white herringbone pattern
Debra
Original Author
7 years ago
Thanks for those ideas they look great.
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Aurora Australis Interior
7 years ago
I'd go for white tiles with grey grout, hexagon shaped tiles look amazing but subway or larger would work too.
Debra
Original Author
7 years ago
Thank you all I have now decided...wow that was a marathon. So I am going for a 3D tile in white laid vertical from Di Lorenzo their WOW collection called Delta. Boy I hope it looks good.
asquithoatley
7 years ago
Please post pics when done : )

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