Agree on the solid color backsplash. Keep it simple with that counter top.

Could you name your granite?

I was thinking about white. Something like this... give me a second I'm getting the name

The granite is stunning but I agree, need a solid color backsplash. Let the granite be the star that it wants to be! You can add subtle backsplash interest with a pattern of solid colored tiles, like use arabesque shape, or a herringbone pattern - not necessary but an option. Use grout color that is same as tiles also so as not to introduce another pattern. Enjoy!

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Something like that would work. Just make sure to bring a sample of the tile into your kitchen before you order. Whites are the hardest color to match. You will find that some whites will turn yellow or gray when set up against another white.

@susan do you have a picture to show me?
Please ... I appreciate all you guys help

Very funny that your notification about my comment showed up in that snapshot of the work order Roberto :)

Please, not that backsplash. The brown tones are warm, your counter tones are cool, and they clash. You won't be happy with this. If you like the sparkle of the glass tile, get it in the same tile shape, but white, or be daring, and get it in black! I'd even consider a mirrored, or metallic tile. Your counters are a very strong statement, and a mirrored or metallic tile would look awesome! Houzz has a ton of photos of such, that my app on my tablet won't let me post for you. But look it up, you'll see what I mean.

Roberto I don't have a pic to post but you can do a houzz search in photos for "white herringbone backsplash" etc to see examples.

Would this work ?

What about a marble herringbone? Simple and elegant.

No, still not plain enough.

Not a bad idea