Choosing a decorative tile to feature in a kitchen sets the stage for how you envision one of your home's most used spaces. We recommend choosing colors, patterns and designs you have always loved to ensure you will never tire of the features you choose. Tiles behind the stove should not only be durable but also beautiful, adding character to any kitchen. This image shows 2" x 8" tiles in our Northshore glaze, with Coco Moon liners. The mural features a beautifully hand-painted Stone Hollow Tile surrounded by 3" x 3" field tiles. . photos by Sarah Whiting Photography
Fresh Edge Photography - Kimberly Ronan
A craftsman lover’s dream kitchen! The gorgeous high variation in 913 Old Copper creates a backsplash with stunning character, while the accents of texture in the tile bring it all together for the showstopper of a wonderfully American Made home.
4″x8″ Subway Tile – 913 Old Copper / Texture –Spiral, Beanstalk, Pine, Bloom, Prairie
handmade ceramic tile by Somi Tileworks. 6x6 columbine tile and 4x4 field tile set on a diagonal. Color is Sand
The jewel-like blue tones of the Indian Peacock Blue Handmade tiles work beautifully as a splashback in this country kitchen. Our Jaipur Brushed Limestone has been laid on the floor in a grand opus pattern.
2x4 handmade tiles work great in this small space. Glaze color Skky, a soft blue/grey with a crackle finish. Behind the we used 4x8 Florette deco tiles with a repeating pattern. The gingko leaf has a special meaning to the home owners, so we impressed them into a few of the tiles to add a personal touch
This 10 in. x 20 in. tile trivet is hung as kitchen wall art when it is not in use on the table.
This backsplash tile from Pratt & Larson was custom made for this kitchen. The client wanted something unique and traditional, but with a contemporary twist. The countertops are made of engineered quartz.
Photo Credit:
Jeff Freeman Photography
(See his full gallery on Houzz.com)
Photography by Starboard & Port of Springfield, Missouri.
