Wow, thanks I appreciate the mock up. That is so nice of you. How did you figure out the color for the mock up? It helps a lot to visualize. You make a good point about it not being much different without doing a different shape. I’m impressed with your ability to recognize the tile.

Thanks Nancy. I mostly use an iPad and you can sketch on top of images. One of the tools is an eye dropper that lets you hover over a color, and it will draw in that color. That’s how I got the colors correct. In the image below I copied Sunny Side Up. I’m really glad it helped.

With your floor, I would go cream. I think Taj slab would be pretty. You already have those eye catching cabinets with the modern look “striping” and the Taj backsplash would accentuate their beauty.

Hi thanks yes thinking of doing the backsplash in Taj Mahal

What you have looks great and allows the cabinets to be the star! Compliments the floor and recedes. A happy mistake. Looks lovely

Thanks you!

For your light walnut cabinetry and Taj Mahal quartzite countertops, a cream mosaic backsplash would create a soft, warm contrast, enhancing the brightness and maintaining an elegant, cohesive look. If you prefer a bit more contrast, a light grey or grey-tan mosaic would add depth and subtly highlight the natural veining in the quartzite, offering a more contemporary feel. Both options complement the warmth of the walnut, but cream is ideal for a brighter look, while grey/tan offers a slightly bolder touch. Visit our store for inspiration!

A light creamy colored backsplash will end up working the best we think. You could even run the countertops up the wall in place of using a creamy backsplash.

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What a beautiful "Mistake". The Chole tile adds the perfect amount of texture and would be a nice addition, our vote is to keep it!