Agree with Anna. One other thing? I would have had the installer end the backsplash where the edge of the cabinet ended and not where the edge of the counter ended. Right now it looks like it's a tile piece that's about to fall over.

The light switch can be moved up. It would then be 5 feet from floor. I was thinking of just having a low backsplash in this area with no upper cabinet. It would be the same height as under the window. The inside of the window has tile on both sides so I wasn't sure how that would look. Thanks for your suggestions.

To the left of the sink the backsplash should just be a continuation of the backsplash under the window sill. Darn it looks like you wrapped it into the window. I would remove the tile wrapped into the window on the right. Use a pencil liner or schluter for a clean finished edge. You can the lower the switch to a normal height on what will now be sheetrock painted wall.

The backsplash on the left is just too much and looks heavy and stuck on.

It does not all have to be symmetrical. Sometimes you have to think outside the box.

Sue, I think you’re on the right track to just have the low backsplash in that area

Thanks for your suggestions. I talked to the electrician and the wires are not long enough to lower the light switch. To lower the light switch, a junction box would be the only option.

Chispa suggested removing the tile wrapped into the window and using pencil liner or schluter on the right. I will look into that. Thanks

Here's what I'd do. I'd leave the light switch where it is and lower the tile to the height it is under the window. I'd also bring it in a bit so it ends where the cabinet underneath ends and not where the end of the counter ends. And yes, I wouldn't wrap it inside the window either.