Could you give more detail? You already have a full tiled walls?

Agree..remove that short backsplash before adding a full backsplash.

I was about to post that the worst part of the room was the wallpaper border at the ceiling.

Then I looked closely. ;-)

I recently remodeled my kitchen and absentmindedly responded, “yes,” to the contractor when he asked me about the 4 inch backsplash, which I absolutely hate. He must have asked me if I wanted him to put it on. I must have thought he asked me if I did not want him to put it on. Anyway, he put it on. I was not there afterward and then the tile guy installed a beautiful 3-D hexagonal tile above it.. Every time I look at that 4 inch backsplash I want to pull my hair out. I keep wondering if there’s anyway to remove it without ruining the quartz countertop and the ceramic hexagonal tile, which I would like to bring down to the countertop. You will regret putting that 4” backsplash on. DON’T DO IT!!! I hate it so much that I may have to go through the expense of redoing the counters, unless there is someone with incredible skill who can remove the four-inch piece without ruining everything above and below it.

I have a backsplash which ends at the end of the countertop , , not to the wall in 3 places. All different distances to the wall. To me, it would look better to reach the wall on all three places. I looks to me like they ran out of tile! Maybe I should send photos? Suggestions?

Carole, this post is 3 years old. if you want some help, start your own post w/your own photos.

ok, good idea!