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Hello everyone and welcome to the core puzzle today we’ll be telling you six tips for picking a kitchen backsplash your kitchen backsplash is a personality piece refined or funky neutral or loud what’s your style the tiles you choose to spruce up the wall space between the countertop and cabinets and above the range
Should showcase the color scheme and theme of your kitchen whether contemporary or traditional ultimately that backsplash is a focal point and it’s an opportunity to be creative with that said why is this important decorative feature often the last detail planned in a kitchen design probably because there are so many choices
To make the process easier we’re going to provide some guidelines for choosing tile backsplash so consider these points before you make your selection number one match colors mix materials having a tough time deciding among tiles live with them for a while tape color and tile samples onto the wall
To see what they look like as natural light changes choose one main color and a couple of accent colors to use throughout the kitchen including the backsplash counter tops often dictate the backsplash color and style also consider fixtures like your lighting and hardware try mixing metallic tiles in different shades with various finishes
Such as brushed stainless steel oil rubbed bronze or even antique brass by including small tiles or marble granite you can pull the countertop color without being boring with a panel of granite that extends up from the countertop as for glass tiles check out some of the newer tiles with a bit of crackle
Or frosted finish number two invest in the high impact zone there’s more square footage of wall space above the range and sink so you can play with the tile design that area gets a lot of visual attention consider a neutral feel tile for the rest of the kitchen
Then bring in a funky glass tile to create a showy centerpiece above the stove this is the place to play a pattern some options include installing tile on the diagonal or applying a staggering brick pattern with slim subway tiles now they come in sizes like 1 by 2
Inches or elongated like 4 by 12 inches it’s best if you use different tiles in the space or you can take the same tile and turn it differently or create a border with a contrast tile don’t be afraid to spice it up in this typically two by three foot area
Even as one of the larger swaths of tile space it’s still small so if you choose a bold color or trendy tile pattern for this zone you can always change it down the road without tearing out the entire kitchen backsplash looking for a bold idea according to a 2011 trend report
Released by the national kitchen and bath association back painted glass in strong carrot orange is fresh but refined and it works well in a contemporary kitchen number three be budget saving when on a budget avoid trendy tile and revisit classic white ceramic that can cost less than a dollar per square foot
But don’t skimp on the grout how the tiles adhere to the wall is important so make sure you get a nice grout flexibility is important if you’re working on a budget you might not get the exact tile size color or texture where are you willing to compromise choose based on priority
If you need to cover lots of area like an entire wall you can add interest without emptying your bank account by opting for practical metal panels stainless steel sheets come in a variety of finishes they are very practical durability wise but they are a little more challenging to keep clean number four
Avoid common mistakes if you plan to order your own tile from a supplier be sure to ask about these important components number one primarily field tile should be thicker than decorative tile otherwise you’ll spend more money building up the wall so that the majority of your tile lies
Even with those few decorative pieces number two remember trim pieces if you choose a beveled tile you’ll need a corner round trim piece rather than a bull nose ask which trim and decorative moldings come with a tile these pieces should all coordinate in glaze and thickness and if you order them in separate
Batches there could be discrepancies number three ask if the title you want is in stock the economy has changed things in the tile industry and when times were booming companies were willing to stock more there are lead times out there number five ask about wear and tear
How easily can you clean the tile and what is the best way to seal it ceramic tile doesn’t need this extra step but natural tile does if you want to maintain its appearance if the tile is stainless steel find out if its abrasives will scratch it and we would suggest getting a grout
Additive and sealing the grout itself so it stays fresh and clean for longer generally speaking you can apply any type of tile to a backsplash as long as porous materials like bamboo and cork are sealed there are building codes that require a clearance between the range and the wall to protect any material
Because of clearances and sealants if anything gets splashed on the tile you can wipe it off number six consider eco-friendly options cork mosaic tiles are appropriate for walls or floors and tiles made of 100 bamboo are sealed to create a backsplash that’s warm yet contemporary recycled glass tile is durable stain resistant
And comes in a range of unique colors that result from melting and repurposing recycled glass these tiles come in all sizes from thumbprint-sized mosaics to larger squares if you found this video helpful don’t forget to like it and subscribe for more ideas on how you can elevate your house
Thank you for watching and goodbye hello everyone and welcome to the core puzzle Today we’ll be telling you six tips for picking a kitchen backsplash your kitchen backsplash is a personality piece refined or funky neutral or loud what’s your style the tiles you choose to spruce up the wall space between the countertop and cabinets and above the range should showcase the color scheme and
Theme of your kitchen whether contemporary or traditional ultimately that backsplash is a focal point and it’s an opportunity to be creative with that said why is this important decorative feature often the last detail planned in a kitchen design probably because there are so many choices to make the process easier
We’re gonna provide some guidelines for choosing tile backsplash so consider these points before you make your selection number one match colors mix materials having a tough time deciding among tiles live with them for a while tape color and tile samples onto the wall to see what they look like as natural light changes
Choose one main color and a couple of accent colors to use throughout the kitchen including the backsplash countertops often dictate the backsplash color and style also consider fixtures like your lighting and hardware try mixing metallic tiles in different shades with various finishes such as brushed stainless steel
Oil rubbed bronze or even antique brass by including small tiles or marble granite you can pull the countertop color without being boring with a panel of granite that extends up from the countertop as for glass tiles check out some of the newer tiles with a bit of crackle or frosted finish number two
Invest in the high impact zone there is more square footage of wall space above the range and sink so you can play with the tile design that area gets a lot of visual attention consider a neutral field tile for the rest of the kitchen then bring in a funky glass tile
To create a showy centerpiece above the stove this is the place to play a pattern some options include installing tile on the diagonal or applying a staggering brick pattern with slim subway tiles now they come in sizes like 1 by 2 inches or elongated like 4 by 12 inches
It’s best if you use different tiles in the space or you can take the same tile and turn it differently or create a border with a contrast tile don’t be afraid to spice it up in this typically two by three foot area even as one of the larger swaths of tile space
It’s still small so if you choose a bold color or trendy tile pattern for this zone you can always change it down the road without tearing out the entire kitchen backsplash looking for a bold idea according to a 2011 trend report released by the national kitchen and bath association
Back painted glass in strong territory
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