Claire Thomas of The Kitchy Kitchen designed her standout stovetop backsplash using our Color-It! Tool, customizing our Handpinated Agrarian Tile with a palette of Sunflower, Sorbet, and Spruce Gloss.
This eclectic, family-friendly kitchen makes waves. Island tile in the same vibrant hue divides the kitchen and dining areas.
Please note: We have reconfigured our Prussian Blue glaze and it is now called Boundary Waters. For a look like this, try Fluorite.
Masterfully coordinated with shades of blue and 2x8 and 4x8 tiles, this eclectic kitchen backsplash takes a beloved textile pattern to a whole new level.
In a space dominated by contrasts, this handsome kitchen gets definition and depth thanks to stacked blacksplash tile in our matte Basalt glaze.
Coolly contrasting with warm wood cabinetry, a stacked tile backsplash in Gypsum helps this streamlined kitchen stay true to its midcentury roots.
Thanks to owners Nick Spain and Michael Bolognino, a stacked blue backsplash shows this 1850s Italianate mansion's kitchen some modern love.
Showcasing our Mushroom glaze's high variation, this stacked 2x4 tile backsplash lends an earthy anchor to the open concept kitchen and family room.
This refreshed kitchen by Gina Rachelle Design shows us how a shorter tile backsplash can make a big difference.
Using white as her canvas, Jen Pinkston introduces an unexpected blend of tile textures and patterns in her refreshingly modern kitchen renovation.
A counter-to-ceiling brick backsplash in White Mountains gives this minimalist kitchen an urban, architectural edge.
Thanks to the help of architect Jeanne Schultz and Burnish & Plumb, this cozy kitchen makes a big impact with a Handpainted Grove Tile backsplash.
Jillian Clark of wedding blog 100 Layer Cake says "I do!" to our 3x9 field tile in Sugar for her very own kitchen remodel.
