How do you splash back a kitchen?

Before this kitchen had boring white tile, but added black vinyl gives the appearance of a tiled pinwheel pattern….

Paint Your Existing Backsplash.
Install a Beadboard Backsplash.
Use Peel-and-Stick Tile.
Make a Faux-Brick Backsplash.
Make a Metal Backsplash Out of Roof Tiles.
Make Your Backsplash Out of Laminate Flooring.

Are glass splashbacks dated?

While glass splashbacks have been a popular choice in past years, this is one trend that you won’t see in kitchens in 2018. In fact, even expert designers have confirmed this to be true. He says, “We don’t do many glass splashes these days. It’s just really dated, too glossy, and doesn’t fit with contemporary trends.”

Is mirror splashback expensive?

Mirrored glass splashbacks are a safety glass treated in the same way as toughened glass splashbacks, so they are an excellent choice for kitchens and safe for use behind your cooktop. COST: A mirrored glass splashback will cost you around $450 per square metre, including installation.

What’s the best way to do a splashback in the kitchen?

In a minimalist kitchen, one of our favourite kitchen splashback ideas is to use block coloured tiles to make a style statement. Take the tiles halfway up the wall to give just the right amount of colour and keep surrounding ornaments, appliances and utensils simple.

Is there an alternative to acrylic for kitchen splashbacks?

Do not fall in the trap of using average alternatives like acrylic for your kitchen splashback renovation. Unlike acrylic splashbacks, Reflections is fire rated and can go behind gas stoves. Using Reflections to cover an existing splashback is so quick and easy.

Can a splash back be used over tiles?

Reflections Splashback can be fitted directly over tiles to save you time and money and so you can have more flexibility with ideas for splashbacks. Different kitchens featured in the gallery have used bright splashbacks to make a statement, whilst others have used light, subtler, colours.

What are the new backsplash colors for the kitchen?

Gina Sims Kitchen. Most people are used to neutral (white, gray or beige) backsplash colors. But now you can get tiles in almost any color you want, backsplashes in 2019 will see a lot more color. From divine black to splashy yellow, anything goes.