Are you asking if the backsplash should go above the window? What's going into the spot between the two narrow cabinets?

Have you talked to your tile setter about your tile choice? It's hard to tell the scale of the tile from the photo but I'm afraid that with all the outlets and the narrow strip between the sink and the window, you're going to end up with more cuts than you'd like.

Yes My question is if I go above window, on the 2 narrow gabinet is going to have 2 shelves

Yes go above the window.

Are the shelves going to be open or built-in to a cabinet box? If they are open did you plan on tiling behind the open shelves or just tiling the area under the cabinets?

Look something like this

Would have been great if you couldn't have increased the window size to match the height of your sliders.

Yeah we were thinking to change it

I would not tile above the window, I feel like that will emphasize it's lower height

(also hoping the "tile a kitchen like a bath" trend ends soon...)

Going above the window which I think you mean as opposed to stopping at bottom of uppers will depend somewhat on your tile pattern. I planned to go above but was using a herringbone pattern and I most likely could not get the same tile pattern on either side of the window as it is totally depending on the width of the window in relation to the size of the overall tile pattern. Think of it like wall paper with a repeat. So one side of window might have one part of the pattern and the other side of the window a different part of the pattern which I decided would look odd to me. So once I understood that I had a last minute change to stop at cabinet.

I would stay even under the cabinets. I don't think that pattern and size will showcase well in that amount of space.

I understand good tip thanks

Stop at underneath cabinetry.

I agree with the comments above that the tile should not go above the window. It should stop at the bottom of the upper cabinets. As said above, the tile pattern/size would not look good going all the way up. And the trend of kitchen tile going above where a backsplash would end will hopefully be out of style soon.

Thanks everybody 😀

You can hang a window shade higher up than the window actually is. That’s what I’d do.

Rough visual …:)