Help with backsplash ideas

last year

Struggling to figure out what backsplash would look good with this quartz. It’s hard to tell but the veining is a dark blue/grey and there are small gold flecks. Including a picture of the slab on the website. Also including a picture of our cabinets and flooring. Matte white cafe appliances.

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jenspizz
last year
I think maybe you should use the same quartz as your backsplash- just continue it up. but if you don’t like that try and pick a very simple tile -no geometrics or colors- it will be too busy with all movement going on in the quartz . See pics
jenspizz
last year
So pretty by the way! I love the quartz with the wood cabinets!
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Jenn Wilson
Original Author
last year
@jenspizz that would definitely be ideal to continue up the wall with the quartz. I just thought it might be extra pricy. I will look into it though. Thanks!
jenspizz
last year
Yes it probably is pricey.
BPMBA
last year
Slab up the wall, for sure.
gurukaram
last year
It might be a bit more expensive but the labor for tile is something that you need to figure into the cost comparison. We just did quartz counters and backsplash in our tiny 104 sq ft kitchen and the big expense was that we had to buy two slabs and and had a lot more than needed for the kitchen, which we have been able to use in other parts of our home.