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TILE AND SOLID SURFACE BACKSPLASH
where to start!
It seems so easy but in reality, a blank slate can be intimidating. Let our Tile Partners help to make this an exciting opportunity to personalize your home. The Cabinet Smith is well connected with friendly experts who will help take the guesswork out of tile design and help to coordinate it with your new Cabinet Colors and countertops. Learn about the design process and gather ideas featuring dozens of design styles, from traditional to contemporary.
Renzo Jade Pickett Tile by missurfaces
Calacatta Laza Quartz Backspash by msisurfaces
Ice Bevel Subway 2x6 by msisurfaces
CONSIDER THE BIG 3; LIGHTING, SIZE AND FINISH
choosing A backsplash. will it be a focal point?
new countertops - uniformity
Consider continuing the same Solid Surface you selected for your countertops up the wall. This highlights the beautiful material you picked and saves you the time of finding tiles to coordinate with the countertop
Choosing the right material
Choose a backsplash color that complements the countertop – it might create contrast or it might be in the same color story. The basic rule is that you shouldn't have a “busy” countertop with a “busy” backsplash. If you want one of these features to be a focal point, you should choose one or the other.
What's your style? Neutral or loud
Your backsplash is a personality piece & focal point. The tiles you choose between the countertop and cabinets, should showcase the color scheme and theme of your kitchen. It's an opportunity to be creative.
consider the "b" word (budget)
Before looking at backsplash tiles, know the square footage that's required to complete the project and your budget for this portion of the project. Keep in mind, that tile can range anywhere from $3-$20 per square foot on average. The great news is that regardless of tile price, there are always great options to choose from.