Noticed recently: backsplashes comprised of just a handful of tiles. @media(min-width:0px){#div-gpt-ad-remodelista_com-medrectangle-3-0-asloaded{max-width:320px!important;max-height:50px!important;}}Without further ado, some inspiration for the kitchen and bath:
Noticed recently: backsplashes comprised of just a handful of tiles. @media(min-width:0px){#div-gpt-ad-remodelista_com-medrectangle-3-0-asloaded{max-width:320px!important;max-height:50px!important;}}Without further ado, some inspiration for the kitchen and bath:
A single row of tiles in Sophie Caulfeild’s kitchen expands into a four-by-six grid behind the sink and then back again. (See more in Kitchen of the Week: A Waste-Conscious Remodel for a Ceramic Tile Designer.)
A single row of tiles in Sophie Caulfeild’s kitchen expands into a four-by-six grid behind the sink and then back again. (See more in Kitchen of the Week: A Waste-Conscious Remodel for a Ceramic Tile Designer.)
Even the skinniest of backsplashes is intriguing.
Even the skinniest of backsplashes is intriguing.
In A Former Burberry Designer’s Playful Family Bath, “the hand-painted backsplash tiles are by artist Hal Haines, who sells them on Glassette for £30 each as Tile Trivets (unfortunately, they’re currently sold out),” Margot reports.
In A Former Burberry Designer’s Playful Family Bath, “the hand-painted backsplash tiles are by artist Hal Haines, who sells them on Glassette for £30 each as Tile Trivets (unfortunately, they’re currently sold out),” Margot reports.
Ten green tiles create a minimal backsplash behind the sink in A Vintage-Inspired Apartment in Hackney from Abel Sloane and Ruby Woodhouse of 1934.
Ten green tiles create a minimal backsplash behind the sink in A Vintage-Inspired Apartment in Hackney from Abel Sloane and Ruby Woodhouse of 1934.
Photograph by Laure Joliet, courtesy of Reath Design.
Photograph by Laure Joliet, courtesy of Reath Design.
In LA Autumnal: A 1920s House Makeover Composed in Jewel Tones, Reath Design opted for a mishmash of Moroccan Terracotta Tiles from Clé. For the most penny-pinching among us, a tiny backsplash means you can shop tile makers and retailers for extras and seconds, matching or not.
In LA Autumnal: A 1920s House Makeover Composed in Jewel Tones, Reath Design opted for a mishmash of Moroccan Terracotta Tiles from Clé. For the most penny-pinching among us, a tiny backsplash means you can shop tile makers and retailers for extras and seconds, matching or not.
And in the kitchen of that same Reath Design project: a backsplash with a slim profile, just two tiles tall.
And in the kitchen of that same Reath Design project: a backsplash with a slim profile, just two tiles tall.
Photograph by Laure Joliet, courtesy of Reath Design.
Photograph by Laure Joliet, courtesy of Reath Design.
