Sometimes "less is more". Forgo any tile and stick with paint (erase any pencil marks before priming). Add color and texture with a Roman shade and canisters etc. Your gorgeous stone is the star in this kitchen.

I would suggest light gray glass tile for the backsplash.

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I think that gray looks like a good match to your granite. You could also go a little lighter gray. Nice looking kitchen.

Glass is great, but that gray glass looks too "cool", in tone. Look for others in a slightly warmer hue.

White subway. Your Fantasy Brown has a lot of movement - keep it simple and clean looking.

Kiss!!!!!!! You know what that means : ) Keep it "ssssimple!" You already chose the star in the counter tops. Pick an UNDERSTUDY. A simple 2 x 8 or ten subway with the PALEST gray or white grout. Don't tick off the "star" in the cast

Glacier white Corian to match your beautiful sink. Jan is again correct. Less is more.

I would just do a small white subway tile and let the counter tops stand out. I would remove that lowered corner cabinet you have sitting on the counter top, that does not look good and is dating an obviously new kitchen. And then you need to decorate the counter tops including the island (and not with paper towel holders) to help break up all of that white.

I think your kitchen is lovely. I think a pale gray glass subway tile would look nice. It would be subtle but would break up the white. Go with a warm gray. Consider stacking the tile instead of typical subway staggering.

Cpaul1 ~ the final trim is not on the appliance garage. I did not want to decorate my kitchen with the toaster that is used daily.

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love this Moonlight glass tile from DalTile

other fantasy brown backsplashes