For one, it would be really best to get all your cabinetry and counters installed before you order backsplash tile. Then, see if you can bring a sample home to view it in the lighting where it will be. We just put in a large installation of Happy Floors tile in a master bath and shower, and the tile is top-quality, very square and easy to install, but we found that the color rendering on the computer screen from the company's home site was different from what the tile looked like in person. I have seen the tile you are picturing, and to my memory, it reads quite gray in person. Again, one of the best pieces of advice the experts will give you on this forum is to wait on a backsplash decision as long as possible until you can see the other elements in place. That will help avoid a mistake.

Thanks for the comment. I think we have decided to pause on a backsplash decision until everything else is in. Good to know you have been happy with Happy Floors. I agree the color on the webpage is slightly off from the samples we’ve received. Thanks again for responding.