Kitchen Backsplash Help - move light switch?
10 years ago
Hello. We are looking for help as to whether or not we should move our light switch as it lines up with the end of our countertop. Also, it seems the general consensus is to take the backsplash to the end of the counter when the cabinets are short of the edge. We will be taking the backsplash to the top of the cabinets and are using 3x9 glass subway tile.
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