Hi Tracey, we are still waiting to have the final product installed. Because we wanted to match the colours in the splashback with the cabinetry there has been a fair bit of background work involved to calibrate the printer etc. I will post a photo once it's done.

Thanks for your comment Renae, cabinets are Polytec Black Finegrain (so appears matt with lines texture making cabinets look taller), and splashback I didn't use glass at all, textured wall itself, painted it matt colour Ivory, and then added tile design in front of stove which is working out well, wanted it to add something and glass was ok but not finally what I wanted.

Sorry Azza I don't have access to a full strength picture of Grand Piano....but why don't you paint up a swatch of Natural white from a sample pot (if you are near Gordon Park, I may even have a sample pot under my house still that I could give you as I have used Natural white elsewhere in my house. Also get a sample of your benchtop colour and cupboard colour and take it done to focus glass designs...and check out the colour both indoors and outdoors to see how they look in extreme of lights (because the lighter colours do vary depending on the light)....If you rang focus design beforehand and explained that one of their previous customers had recommended them on houzz website but that you were locked into the supplier based on who was building the house and would they mind if you just look at the Grand Piano colour in their showroom.......I found them so helpful, I think that they wouldn't mind you popping in to check out a couple of colours in their showroom. It is just a small family business....but had excellent customer service. They tell you whether the colour will achieve the look you are going for or not and that sort of advice is priceless ....the colour I initially wanted to use would have looked awful in my kitchen...

Hi Tiah Perhaps this is an opportunity to look at your kitchen in a different way before you go though the complications of glass removal (although damaged plaster can be fixed). Concrete look tiles with those grey cabinet doors could end up looking quite dull. The reason the lime green was installed in the first place was probably to throw some life into a dark corner. If you were absolutely wanting to lose the green, consider getting a glazier to install a smoked mirror splash back - it will tie in with the existing cabinetry and also get some light reflections into the kitchen. But before I would do that I would play with the green - consider the opportunity to bring a more botanical look into the space. Jewel-like bottle greens in the form of potted plants and bright aqua accessories will counteract the "lime factor". top it off with some black stools and some bamboo accessories and the space could feel quite uplifting. It's a cheap and cheerful option to play around with anyway. Good luck!!