25+ Great Kitchen Backsplash Ideas
Chalkboard “Subway Tile” | The Blooming Hydrangea
Stenciled Backsplash | D*I*Wi*ves Club featured at Remodelaholic
Fish Scale Stenciled | Cutting Edge Stencils
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Yellow Moroccan Tile | Jute Home
Turquoise Chevron Mosaic | Jute Home
Green Chevron Tile | Carla Aston Designed
Glass Mosaics | Cococozy
Green Glass Backsplash Accent Wall | Style at Home
Sapphire Blue Subway Tile | Jute Home via Houzz
Yellow Vertical Subway Tile | Stylish Interior Design
Mini Subway Tile | Cococozy
Dark Grouted Subway Tile | Remodelaholic
Traditional White Subway Tile | Cococozy
Art Deco Style Tiles | Cococozy
Which of these backsplashes is your favorite? Are you a die-hard tile fan, or would you be willing to try another material?
Featured picture and Pinterest friendly picture via Jute Home and Cococozy.
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This is a great post. I really enjoyed that you included items other than tile.
Traci
Traci, we are glade that you enjoyed it. Thanks for the comment.
Great ideas for backsplashes. I couldn’t believe how many different things were used and they turned out beautiful! We put red subway tiles as our backsplash last year and I love it!! Thanks for the great round-up!
I have ideas that I’d like to do for a tile backsplash, but I also love the look of the faux tin. Since we plan on painting our cabinets white I don’t think beadboard would work for us, though it is my third favorite of the options you listed! 😉
Hi, just wanted to say that I love your posts, but every time I click on any of them there is an advertisement strip, right after the second paragraph.It does inhibit the ability to read a few lines of your post. Not sure if it’s my computer, but it only happens with your site and no one else’s. The’re kind of annoying and it doesn’t even have an x to get rid of it. Anyone else experiencing the same thing with this awesome web page?
Monica, sorry that you are having issues with the links. I didn’t have any problem on my end.
Justin, thanks for the reply. It’s so strange, I still get that advertisement banner, only on this site. It’s usually a toy’s r us/babies r us advertisement, if I put the mouse over it, it doubles in size this one does have an X on it. When I click it, it goes back to the smaller banner. Don’t know what it is, thanks though!
I Like the look the Faux tin for my kitchen, however my husband thinks it would not work above the stove…..grease and other splatters would not be easy to clean,,,,,any sugesstions on this…
Hi,
I am having a very hard time deciding on a back splash for my remodeled kitchen. I would like the glass tile as seen in my pic,but it will be VERY expensive, do you have any other ideas? Any help would great. Thank you
Penny, I am not sure exactly where you could get a better price. Overstock usually has good options at decent prices I would check there. And remember a back splash isn’t usually a huge amount of space, so yes, the tile per square foot might be expensive but if you only need 10 square feet it isn’t a HUGE expense. I would figure out how much you need add 5-10% to the total and then look for a tile price range and save up for that amount over time!
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Some of these are obviously only for use in kitchens that no one ever cooks in, because they would be impossible to clean: corks, rocks, really?
Hi Cassity and Justin,
Robert and I are remodeling our kitchen and I needed some backsplash ideas. I knew you would have some on your website and you do! These are great. I like the round recycled glass photo, #3. Do you have any more information on that one? Are they bottle bottoms that have been cut off? I want to do something creative and less expensive if possible, but I also need to consider resale.
Lorna!!!
So good to hear from you! I hope you guys are doing well! I love seeing your pics on Google+ when I stop by over there!
I would Google search Bottle Bottom tiles or recycled glass tile… When I searched for that I found this: https://seeingdesign.com/finds/tile-made-from-wine-bottles/ each tile is $2- 3 dollars which is going to be pretty expensive!!! So maybe look for some alternatives, round tile hexagon… figure out if you like the variety of sizes most, the color… and then look for something similar.
A few options to think about.
Penny tile is very cool looking, and has similar round shape but more uniform in size. I really like Overstock.com for a tile source, they seem to have a big selection and decent prices. And if you watch an item for a while and get on the mailing list you can sometimes get a pretty good deal, or get notified of sales. Plus I think shipping is free (or SUPER cheap). I bought a whole bunch of tile and got like 200 bucks off when combining a sale plus a low price!
My friend Beth did a river rock back splash and has a tutorial here: https://www.homestoriesatoz.com/uncategorized/garden-stone-kitchen-backsplash-tutorial-how-to-backsplash.html I think it has a similar sort of feel.
For inexpensive options try searching Pinterest for “DIY back splashes”. See if you can find one you like!
Hope that helps! Miss you guys!
Cassity
Hi! I love your blog! We just got our old black laminate removed from our kitchen and granite installed. It is beautiful-YAY! We have one section of kitchen that is top cabinets; wine glasses, and regular cups…bottom cabinets; dog food, pots and pans and bowls, and junk drawer and ziplock/foil/straws. It is across from rest of kitchen so I thought I’d give it it’s own backsplash style. I want to do something other than tile, although I am loving subway tile at the moment. I like the idea of beadboard but wanted any other suggestions first. I don’t want anything crazy bright or eclectic and our whole house decor is comfy/casual/beachy. Can I share a photo of the kitchen space for some advice?
Hi Emily! Yes, we love helping with questions. We have an awesome community of fellow Remodelaholics (over 100K now!) on Facebook, so if you’ll submit us a picture with your question there, we’ll open it up for advice from our readers. We’re at https://www.facebook.com/Remodelaholic. Thanks!
I cant seem to find the blue tile in the main pic. Any idea where i could find it, its perfect. Thanks
Hi Colin — I’m not sure exactly which tile you’re looking for, but I bet if you will message me a picture over on Facebook, we can use the Remodelaholic network to help you find it! 🙂 https://www.facebook.com/Remodelaholic
It was slide 23, the Blue Sapphire backslash tile
Okay, it looks like the site where we originally found that photo no longer has it as part of their work portfolio, but I found it over on Houzz and they have some info about the tile for you. 🙂 https://www.houzz.com/photos/410652/Tiburon-Kitchen-detail-transitional-kitchen-san-francisco Thanks!
Where did you buy the number 7 slide contact paper tiles?
Hi Lacy! It looks like the original blog where that project was from has shut down… but I if I remember correctly, it was just silver reflective contact paper. This blog cites the original as her inspiration, and that’s what she used as well: https://moxandfodder.com/2011/11/04/contact-paper-tile-backsplash/
Thanks and good luck! We’d love to see pics if you do this!
Hi! The sapphire blue subway tile is exactly what I’m looking for! Do you know who the manufacturer is or where I can but it? Thanks!
Hi Rachel,
I tracked down a picture on Houzz that includes the details of the tile: https://www.houzz.com/photos/410652/Tiburon-Kitchen-detail-transitional-kitchen-san-francisco. I want to see pictures when you use it! 🙂