Backsplash Color and Type??
Holly H
vor 5 Jahren
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I recently put in Astoria granite and new appliances. As you can see, I still need to put in a backsplash. The kitchen has 64 square feet of space for the backsplash. The kitchen is also fairly dark. I was considering glass tile as I think it may brighten up the space. There is a lot of wood in the kitchen i.e., the cabinets and floor. Any ideas for colors/type of backsplash. Thanks!
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