This patterned backsplash at Kitchen Gallery becomes
very "livable" thanks to the otherwise monochromatic
colour scheme, and streamlined cabinetry.
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The offer in Kristin's store includes lots of natural stone such as marble, travertine and slate; blends of materials like glass/marble; and backsplashes featuring metals and other reflective materials.
Whether to go bold or not on the backsplash depends largely on the style of the surrounding cabinetry and the overall colour scheme in the room, explains Kristin. "It's a way to inject pattern and texture in a monochromatic space. What makes it successful is the natural beauty of the stone."
White kitchen by Kitchen Gallery's Aimée Cazabon.
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What's your backsplash preference, bold or bland?
I am renting a house right now... when I was taking my first walk through to check the space out, the first thing I noticed in the kitchen was the back splash. Usually rental houses don't have much style, but the back splash here is super fun, and adds such class to the room. It's pressed metal that looks like tiles, but is in large sheets, so it's super easy to clean. My vote is for exciting back splashes! Easy way to add serious style!
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