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Hi Chispa, House is a townhouse built in 1996, trying to modernize the look. As far as decorating style, I like modern/contemporary, nothing too funky. Something that would be cohesive with the rest of the kitchen, and bring the kitchen to life a little. It's very white right now.

Just as the other comments above said, if you want backsplash you will have to remove that 4 inch granite, your countertop looks very similar to mine i had a very hard time choosing the backsplash because anything looked busy with my already busy countertop, my husband wanted 6x6 diagonal pinky beige travertine and that just looked awful so i ended up with a simple 3x6 subway from Jeffrey court called royal cream, its a very light cream and doesn’t have any pink undertone which you have to be very careful with as countertops with gold undertone look off with pink undertone backsplashes, even though my backsplash sometimes looks a little too light for my countertop i know i wouldn’t want anything gold as i have more than enough of it in my granite:) sometimes i dream about changing my countertops for a creamy white or very light solid beige quartz or quartzite but in the meantime i will work with what i have

Because you have marble on the countertop, I'd let that shine and use a solid colour in the backsplash. You don't want to be competing or too matchy matchy in my opinion. Let each surface be it's own thing and not blend into each other. The classic option would be the white. It won't ever look dated and you'll never need to switch it out. I'd go with the medium sized option in the classic offset horizontal pattern. I think the biggest size might make the space look smaller, or a bit messy because you'd need to trim them so much, especially to fit under the window. You could also do a herringbone pattern with the smaller size if you wanted a little extra pizzazz.