Vote: Down to 2 Backsplashes Which Would You Choose?
leodreams
7 years ago
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Comments (24)I understand what you are saying about the scale of the tile and in theory it makes sense. However, all of the larger tiles I've had in the kitchen (and there have been many!) make the room look like a tile store. As I said I had thought I really wanted a subway tile, but they just don't work when I get them in the space. It's that darn 8x8 floor tile that it seems to fight with. Unfortunately the floor tile isn't going anywhere. Most kitchens I've seen (and like) that have floor tile and a tile backsplash the floor tiles are much larger than mine. I want my backsplash to be very soft & subtle. Does any of this make sense??...See MoreNarrowed it down to 2....Could you help by voting?
Comments (36)After seeing that you have a vaulted ceiling, I 100% think you need that straight top on the valance in #2 rather than the top tab valance. I have that same ceiling in my house and the straight tops don't fight with the ceiling line. I would start with 3 valances for the 90" window (=150") for some slight fullness, 2 valances for the 62" window (=100") and 1 valance each for the 36" windows (=50" each). You have a very pretty kitchen - elegantly casual....See MoreHelp! which of these 3 CL options would you choose?
Comments (34)anele, i haven't got the buffet yet, but it'll be difficult to convince me not to use that buffet as inspiration because i'm in love and love isn't always rational. :) what did you have in mind? also, to paint a bigger picture, this dining room is open to the kitchen and family room, and the family room will have a large fireplace covered floor to ceiling in an old european style dressed fieldstone, large casual comfy sofas... the kitchen will be what i'm dubbing "farm glam" - white shaker style cabinets, black chunky hardware/pulls, large white cast iron sink, chrome finish on farm-style plumbing and light fixtures, shiny aqua backsplash from ann sacks, curvy stainless vent hood with chrome accents. as you can tell, i'm really comfortable with all my individual items not being the obvious choice or matchy matchy. :) i'm sure it's a peeve of plenty of folks on this board to not keep within a period or genre or architectural integrity, but it makes me happy. (i'd post pics, but we just broke ground, so all i've got to show you is a pile of dirt!)...See MoreWhich would you choose if this were your kitchen? Pics
Comments (23)The combinations are beautiful but I am completely confused ... there are more than just two tiles and two mosaic boards in the pictures: There is the LA, a simply gorgeous beige limestone looking tile (is it a limestone or is that the crossville tuscan clay?), a long & narrow set of big tiles with what I think is a crossville tag (which means my beige limestone tile hasn't been addressed at all :-( ), and there is also a crocodile tile there. Then there are the two mosaic boards. So, I can't really figure out which of the figures your four options refer to nor where would those be used. For my part, I LOVE the Labrodor antique tile and I assume you're considering that for the counter (Check and I approve ;-) ). I also love that beige limestone looking thing - but don't think that should be a counter option if you're considering it for there - make it the floor and you're a-okay in my book. Don't care for the long narrow big tile especially if it replaces either of the other two. The mosaics - both are gorgeously beautiful but if callieandkarin say that theirs is the WZ weave, then the bamboo weave gets my vote although the other is lovely too. With the LA, though, I would double the vote for the bamboo weave as it will complement the LA and not fight it for independent validation. Beautiful choices. But please, what is that gorgeous limestone stone/tile???? I need to know this!...See Moreleodreams
7 years ago
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