Where to end kitchen backsplash on window with bullnose corner?
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Comments (4)Lol, I do...I have probably posted my kitchen so much GW is sick of it! :) Here's a couple from when we just moved in, no WTs or art on walls...but you can see the important elements!...See MoreWhere to end kitchen backsplash
Comments (39)Why not to ceiling? Becuse it will be hideously awkward around that window and you don't splash any water that high . It's a kitchen not a bath. I'd wish we would LOSE this tile to the ceiling "thing" of late. They call it a "back splash" for a reason. : ) You're not running a meat market or smoke shop.The hood area? Fine. Now stop at under the cabinet line...See MoreHerringbone tile kitchen backsplash - bullnose or schluter trim?
Comments (46)ajracine, after I thought about your question, are you saying to take the 2"x4" inch (that is on a 45 degree with the herringbone) but run them in a straight pattern along the edge to line it? That would work. You might sacrifice a sheet to see how it will look to you. As long as you are okay with a 2" wide line of tile running vertical. Those would not need to be "polished off/bull nosed" like I was talking about. In my earlier reply, I was envisioning "rounding off" the cut edge of your mosiac. Sorry about that. I think I now understand. I think I would still go with a shluter edge or a thin pencil liner tile (if it blended well with your mosaic herringbone.) The reason I say that is the border you would created with the 2x4 tiles will pull your eye to the trim line/herringbone joint line, and take away from your pretty herringbone pattern. (or that is what my mind is seeing.)...See MoreKitchen backsplash around deep window
Comments (6)Go the ceiling line INSIDE the window "box, and on the exterior wall only. / That will balance the hood area. Sides to just under cabinet height. Don't tile the inside edges. of the box. AT ALL. Tile the ledge, and below...or get a remnant of your counter top cut to fit the "sill" , if there's room under the window casing....See MoreRelated Professionals
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