Countertop and backsplash go hand-in-hand. In order to make a major design statement, combining them requires creativity. You should consider the materials, colors, texture and patterns. Your budget is also an important factor.
We’ve outlined some of the basics to help you combine a new kitchen backsplash with your countertop.
Go for a backsplash that coordinates with the overall look. A backsplash is considered the artwork of the kitchen or bath. It should coordinate with everything else in the room, whether you choose a traditional, contemporary, eclectic or transitional design.
Bring out your personality. With so many options to choose from, you will be surprised at how many designs you can create. Don’t be afraid to experiment on new colors, shapes and layout to provide a wonderful canvas that reflects your personality.
Decide the perfect placement for your backsplash. Think outside the box and go for assortment instead of the conventional style. There are a lot of new layout ideas you’ll love. Aside from the wall where the countertop lays, you can also extend the tiles near the windows, doors, or other architectural features.
With these clever ideas, it’s easy to create an inviting space. We know that your countertop and backsplash choice can either make or break your design so if you need help in finalizing your plans, feel free to contact us. Nothing makes us happy than seeing our customers enjoying a stylish home.
What’s your favorite countertop and backsplash pairings? Leave your comments below.
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