Backsplash Solution Needed for Window Wall

9 years ago

I had planned to install backsplash from the bottom of the cabinets on the left down to the floor, but after installing the lower cabinets I found out that the tile will not fit. I now need to decide what to do in regards to the backsplash. Ideas that I have come up with are to tile from the countertop up to the ceiling, but am unsure how that will look below the window. Or to tile in a band (see blue tape).

Thoughts, ideas or pictures of what I should do are welcome.

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Wendy H

9 years ago

I wouldn't put a backsplash on that window wall at all.

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jck910
9 years ago
Do you need backsplash on that wall? Can you post a picture of the whole room?
Mariah Julsen
Original Author
9 years ago
I don't need to have backsplash on that wall, but would like to.
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gustaruygers
9 years ago
I think that is not a good idea . I would also remove the cabinets between the kitchen and what appears to be the dining area.
Mariah Julsen
Original Author
9 years ago
The cabinets between the kitchen and dining room are new, and needed for storage.
calidesign
9 years ago
Just end the back splash in the corner behind the stove. You shouldn't put one on the window wall. Before you do anything else, measure your spaces. You need some space between the wall and the dishwasher, and also room to open the dishwasher and oven and be able to stand in front of them. Fix that before it's too late.
Mariah Julsen
Original Author
9 years ago
All of the cabinets were installed based on a pre-existing footprint, I merely replaced them with new ones.
calidesign
9 years ago
It might be a good opportunity to gain a little more working space. It's just an option to think about.
Mariah Julsen
Original Author
9 years ago
I would love to do that, but there is so little room in that area that it is not possible without completely loosing the dining room. I was also doing the remodel on a tight budget. The main concerns were updating the cabinets and countertop. The previous owner had painted the cabinets incorrectly, so they had to be replaced.