Hi - I would actually use the same statuary quartz on the backsplash. It'll be a very cohesive look.

In tile form?

Not tiles, in slab form. The kitchen doesn't seem that it's very large. So by using slabs (a stone fabricator cuts them to size), you have no grout lines. Smaller pieces like tiles, with grout lines in smaller spaces, can make them look even smaller.

Thank you, that would be ideal but unfortunately not in our budget

Your quartz is very busy and makes a huge statement. I'd keep it simple with a subway tile that matches either the white in your cabinets, or the veining in the quartz.

Then go with a large scale tile, and to the grout in the same color. It'll achieve the same look.

Maybe try using white subway tiles. They might work well with the countertop you have chosen.

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Love your kitchen!! So pretty!! I think you guys would be happiest with a neutral color tile in either a long subway style or a finger tile, a picket shape.... something calm and pretty with not that typical overdone subway tile. I also had the idea of doing a gold grout as an accent. It’s bold. It’s glam. And it’s not for everyone but I think it could be so rich if used minimally in small amounts