Splash back advice!
Sarah Cruickshank
7 years ago
Not sure what splashback would look best in my kitchen. Floor is now grey toned vinyl.
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LesleyH
7 years agoI really like this one if you use grey grout. It is the way the tiles are laid. Stunning.
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7 years agoThanks for the feedback everyone. I'm def leaning towards tiles. Was thinking hexagonal or subway with grey grout but really also like the grey subway tile idea - so torn. For the person that asked here's my fridge placement.
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7 years agoHere's a couple, both very different. I think we are so spoilt for choice, I can change my mind every 10minutes. I have no idea how I'm ever going to make up my mind. I love glass splash backs as well. One thing I'm certain of is I like reflective, I love the way light bounces off. So many tiles these days show different colours in different light. Might be good to bring some samples home. Good luck Sarah, let us know how you get on.
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