Screen House - Five Dock Contemporary Kitchen, Sydney
Robert Walsh
Example of a trendy galley ceramic tile and black floor eat-in kitchen design in Sydney with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, wood countertops, an island, glass sheet backsplash and stainless steel appliances — Houzz
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Janet Dunn added this to Let’s Talk Tile: An Alphabetical Guide to Tile Terminology
Format: The size and shape of a tile. Formats range from tiny half-inch-square mosaics to 2-foot-square tiles and larger. Tiles come in square, rectangular and many other shapes. Format strongly affects the perceived size and shape of a space. As a rule, it’s best to use small tiles in small zones, such as backsplashes or feature areas. Large tiles are suited to spacious rooms, adding to the sense of openness and flow.When Bigger Is Better: The Dramatic Look of Large-Format Tiles
Julia Fairley added this to Bright Ideas: How to Light Up Your Rooms
Adopt glass backsplashes. Can’t afford to lose valuable cabinet space by replacing your wall-mounted kitchen cabinets with a window? Try using a window for your backsplash instead, as Rudolfsson Alliker Associates Architects did in this residence in Sydney. Natural light will illuminate your countertops and provide important task lighting for cooking. Window backsplashes are possible when your kitchen butts up against an exterior wall. If yours runs along an interior wall, try using a mirrored backsplash instead.
Hi Danab, the builder normally ends up choosing the manufacturer / fabricator but we would normally specify www.alspec.com.au. Best, Joseph
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