Thank you. The wet bar area is 41 inches high. The area behind the range is 60 inches high. The mosaic company thinks the wet bar might not be tall enough to get the full mosaic waterfall effect.

The area behind the range is taller, but isn’t much of that height hidden by hood, or maybe I’m not visualizing properly?

The area above the range is higher, but it's also dominated by the hood. I think having a mosaic there, with the pattern largely around and behind the hood and chimney, is going to look chaotic. Could you do without the short cabinets above the wet bar counter, so that your mosaic can run to the ceiling?

Oh...I should mention that the hood will be a glass canopy hood like this one I'm attaching, so that more of the backsplash will be visible.

This is a rendering with removing the short cabinets above the wet bar counter. I think it looks a little odd without something bridging the two side cabinets. What do you think, @mcarroll16?

That tile looks like it would be nightmare behind a range -- how are you going to keep all that grout clean? As hard as you try to avoid splatters, it's going to happen, it happens to everybody unless you never turn on the stove.

I might add a piece of trim across the top between the two cabinets. Otherwise, I like it better. The short cabinets just make the space feel cramped to me.

Oohh how about 2-3 clear glass shelves between the 2 cabinets of wet bat, that you can put glasses and/or crystal wares on? and the mosaic behind that

Like this

@Lisa, would you use the same backsplash for behind the range and the wet bar?

Nevermind, Lisa's idea is better than mine!

Thank you @palimpsest. Would you do the same behind the range? Or keep it mostly white? I can also change the colors so that the backsplash in the wet bar has more shades of blue and keep the area over the more gold, or vice versa.

I think keep it simple and mostly white behind the range and the rest of that L and let the drama be on the wet bar wall

IMO the hood will aslo ruin the look of the waterfall I would remove the cabinets that are too high in the center of the bar area and do the blue waterfallt there for full effect and something simpler and proablbly less expensive in the kitchen

I would do the rest in the same mosaic but all plain, if you can get it that way.

I agree with Patricia Colwell Consulting. The hood will break up the beautiful mosaic. I would do the plain mosaic on the kitchen wall. And then go all out with that stunning mosaic pattern with blue in the bar area for full impact. Love it!