Backsplash choice with Bianco Romano Granite or other white
rufinorox
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Pls help with backsplash for dark cabs & bianco romano counter
Comments (5)I am in a hurry, so I am going to post a link to my house photos, which include photos of our bianco romano granite with marble subway tile splash. Sorry for making you scroll down but there are a few photos of the kitchen. We are still very happy with our choices and we did our kitchen in 2004. Here is a link that might be useful: Wood cabs/bianco romano granite/ marble subway splash...See MoreBackSplash Choices, long story, lots of pics!
Comments (14)Oh my -- do you have to pick so theoretically? That is, can you get much of the other stuff up and running so that you can see the context a little better, set the tiles up against the counter with the floor in sight and choose *then*? ~one who's expert at delaying choices as long as possible. Speaking of which, it's pulls-time.......See Morebacksplash for bianco antico w/white cabs...dark or light?
Comments (9)It's beautiful!!!! Check out this tile, it was actually one of our favorites until I decided to go the white route. Mandala Tile, Sinu Collection, Color: Stingray. You will not believe how well this works with this granite because it is not a flat color. Seriously, go find it and take a sample of the granite with you, or bring home a piece. Click on this link, then on "products", then "sinu", then any of the tabs that are below, the colors, the field tile, etc. (sorry, I can't link directly to it) Here is a picture from my collection: Here is a link that might be useful: mandala tile...See MoreIvory Travertine Backsplash with Bianco Antico Granite?
Comments (7)Still don't have pictures to upload (soon, I hope), but we have settled on a porcelain tile that has a stone look--Edimax - Materia Forte in Basaltica. It's got grey tones, which look better with our granite than brown tones. We plan to use 4 x 4 tiles and do random accents of oil rubbed bronze 4 x 4 tiles, which will match our cabinet pulls and bring out the copper in the granite. This satisfies my DH, who wanted a more "natural" look than ceramic tile, but will also be very maintenance friendly. I really appreciate your feedback on the travertine. I was ready to give in and use it, but your comments about the true purpose of a backsplash really gave me pause, and a better compromise was reached. Thanks again. I hope to figure out and post preliminary pictures sometime next week, although the backsplash and finish electrical is not done. Are pictures of your kitchen posted? Would love to see it, too....See Moreseliles
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