Backsplash Help!

8 years ago

last modified: 8 years ago

I love the modern farmhouse look and am thinking I want 3x6 STONE subway tile rather than the classic subway tile. Would something with beige tones go well in here? Or do we need to stick with white and grey? I want to warm it up but don't want anything to clash...help please!

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Chessie
8 years ago
It’s rather difficult for anyone to help you without pictures.
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Sina Sadeddin Architectural Design
8 years ago
We would need pictures. Also not sure what you mean about stone, if you mean real stone then don't do it it's a pain to clean. If stone as in a marble look that depends on your countertop choice.

Be careful about mixing warm and cool tones, even pros struggle. If you have greys already it's probably best to stick with them. Post some pictures and we can help more.
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crcollins1_gw
8 years ago
No offense intended, but that kitchen looks like a "don't" to me. I love hickory but there is a lot going on there and not in a good way.

To the original poster - Can you add pictures of what you have now and what you are thinking with regard to the tile?
Chessie
8 years ago
Agree with the above - that hickory kitchen is NOT something to be mimicked IMO.
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Distinction Tile
8 years ago
This subway tile mixes it up just enough IMO. Its a Marlow 3x6 Gloss finish and its got just a little wave/bump to each piece.