On a wall with hood only, where does backsplash end?
Tracey E
6 years ago
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Comments (9)Okay, here's some quick pictures. The area in the kitchen has wood on one side (built in fridge) and tile on the other. The Butler's Pantry has tile on both sides. I think it looks fine. When I was contemplating this decision, many people thought I should leave the side wall alone. But I felt like it would be unfinished looking. I found Bill's website. Scroll about halfway down on the backsplash page and he has a few different ways to do it. Kitchen Butler's Pantry Close up of the edge Here is a link that might be useful: Bill V's Website...See MoreWhere should the backsplash end relative to hood chimney / ceiling?
Comments (8)I would stop it at the hood. I've never seen tile go above cabinets to the ceiling. Well, I have seen it a time or two and I don't like the floating look. You'll also have the floating look over your peninsula to deal with because your wall cabinet ends a bit too short of the end. You can't stop the tile directly under the cabinet with that much counter extending beyond. I might put a shelf over the peninsula and tile to the bottom of the shelf. Then put another shelf about a foot above that one. You can only do this if you have enough length between the cabinet and end of the peninsula--a 12" shelf won't work, but 15" or 18" would. You might be able to tile to the window and down to the floor to achieve this. It looks like that's what they did here. Here's another way to extend tile out to the surrounding mouldings by adding a matching chair rail at the top of the tile over the peninsula....See MoreWhere to end backsplash when tile goes to ceiling...
Comments (25)Your tile looks great. If it was my kitchen I would not tile above the window. If you could replace that can light above the sink with some type of slightly blingy rectangular or oval semi flush mount light that might look nice. Here are just a few random ones I found (sorry if the pictures are too big). I'm sure other GWers could come up with more options If you didn't want to do a light fixture some horizontal art work piece could be put in the space....See MoreLayout change, now where do I end the backsplash? Please HELP
Comments (17)Joseph Corlett, LLC thanks for the advice! You and daisychain01 may be right. I do think that in such a small space stopping at the edge of the sill could keep the kitchen from looking like it's taking over the living room. d_gw I know, I've seen those dilemmas too! I appreciate the warning. I'm thinking it was the lighting, and the angle since the tile will of course be on the wall, not flat on the counter. I'll post a pic later of what it looks like under the window. I'm not actually trying to match the cabinets, but just have something that flows well together. The tile color is Riverwash so it can have subtle blue or green tinge mixed with a muddied gray depending on the light. The countertop has a little green in it, so I'm hoping that once I bring in my accessories it will be a good backdrop to pull it all together....See MoreTracey E
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