Kitchen backsplash - which tiles for a white Cottage/Farmhouse kitchen
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jacksplash
6 years ago
PRODulux Amazing Space
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoHi Rasa,
Your choices sound great - there are plenty of exciting
options you could have a look at.For a more traditional look, go for a metro or
lantern style wall tile with a slight tint of blue or green if you prefer a
muted palette. If you did want to make a real statement, use different colours
combined together. There are some fantastic tile styles out there and you could
look at adding a patterned tile or a collection of different styles, patterns,
colours mixed up on the same wall. This will make it really personal to
yourself and add a feature to your space.Another option is to do a thin wood panelling. This
is a more authentic cottage feel and can be painted to a shade of your liking.
This is also a good option if you wanted to refresh them after a few years and
change the colours in your kitchen.I hope this helps and good luck! :-)
Paola – Colour &
Design ConsultantBeautiful
Interior Design for Everyonewww.designer.duluxamazingspace.co.uk
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6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoThank you very much for your advice Dulux Amazing Space :)
It helps.. I googled and found some options with colored tiles. could you let me know if it goes well with Farm House kitchen?
I'm afraid if it suits more for a modern kitchen and mismatch for farmhouse/cottage style.
All your ideas are highly appreciated!
Regards
Rasa
Rasa Sareji
6 years agolast modified: 6 years ago- PRO
Dulux Amazing Space
6 years agoHi Rasa,
If you didn’t want to use the blue or green tile to add that
colour, then I’d suggest going for a darker neutral. Black might look a little
harsh and industrial mixed in with the greys, but to keep to the overall look
consistent with that more rustic theme, a deep neutral will work well to add in
an accent tile.The colour swatch below is a warm neutral with a very subtle
hint of grey which will work well with your granite worktops and the other
colours suggested.
If you wanted that darker, more intense, look without using
black, then a rich brown also looks really good with the other colours, while still
adding that vibrant contrast.
Looking forward to seeing the pictures and if you need anything else, please call 0115 7842 642
Paola
Dulux Design Expert
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5 years agoThank you for all the suggestions for my previous post on selecting backsplash for my kitchen. Please see the attached image of the current status of my kitchen. Very soon I will get a granite counter top (imperial white) & the floor is also imperial white. Keeping all the suggestions you have given regarding backsplash, I am thinking about having glass tiles for my kitchen. Its pretty much decided ! My cooking style can get the kitchen dirty soon so this would be much practical and easy to clean...
I would like to know the choice of color , white would be a safe choice. But can i bring in some other colors like grey or blue ? i really would like to add some colors.now the kitchen is just white or black with my selection of granite for flooring and counter top..
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