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Need opinions on my kitchen backsplash.

10 years ago

I have a decision to make about my back splash in my kitchen. Do I end it under the cabinets or do I end it at the top of the cabinets and go around the window or do I take it all the way to the ceiling and the whole wall above the cabinets. I have included pictures of my tile and walls.

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Barbara Almandarz
10 years ago
Love the choices you've made in your kitchen! First, remove the granite(?) 6" strip that is on your walls. Put your backspace from counter to bottom of cabinets, and above the sink I'd take it flush to the top trim on your window. I'd also install the tile vertically, not horizontally.
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Sativa McGee Designs
10 years ago
Since you have done a 4" granite back splash I would just end it at the bottom of the cabinets.
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