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jill_harkey

Backsplash

10 years ago
Would you mind telling me the name of this backsplash? Thank you!
Orinda Kitchen Remodel · More Info
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  • 9 years ago

    We ended up using a cool hand made warm white subway tile with a taupe/gray grout. We were going to use a crackle tile but once the countertops were put in it ended up being too busy against the countertops. Here is a picture!

    Comments (10)

    • 10 years ago

      Hi Jill,

      This backsplash was a Walker Zanger crackle glazed tile, that has unfortunately been discontinued for a couple of years. We loved it, too!

    • 10 years ago

      We are looking at putting in these same countertops and found a crackle tile that looks like it may be similar (Chapter 17 Field Cobblestone). Was this backsplash pure white or an off white color?


    • 10 years ago

      Also, what color are the cabinets? I just love love love this whole scheme!


    • 9 years ago
      Jessica Bernards, what colour backsplash did you end up using? We're using same counter top as well. contemplating a taupe/grayish crackle
    • 9 years ago

    • 9 years ago
      It turned out beautiful. Are your counters bianco drift?
    • 9 years ago

      Yup!

    • 9 years ago
      last modified: 9 years ago

      Linda - in the bottom picture the countertop definitely looks darker than it is. My best advice is to make sure you go to the place that houses the slabs so you can see a large slab of it. The sample of Bianco Drift we found ended up being different tone wise then what the actual slab looks like in person.

    • 9 years ago
      Thanks Jessica
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