Three Styles Used for Backsplash Patterns

When updating or installing a new kitchen backsplash, exploring the patterns and designs available on the market is imperative. Whether your goal is to “wow” guests with an elaborate design or to add a simplistic style to your kitchen, picking the appropriate backsplash pattern is essential so that it can serve as a complement to your kitchen’s decor. To help, you can gain some inspiration from these main types of backsplash patterns:

Focal Point Pattern

The traditional focal point backsplash pattern consists of backsplashes that are at least 18-inches in height. This offers you the option of framing the interior portion with a row of 4-inch tiles at the top and bottom. The interior can be filled in diagonally with the 4-inch pieces to create a traditional look. In essence, you are framing the center backsplash which creates a focal point.

Transition Border Pattern

The transition border pattern is a modern spin on the traditional tile installation. Consider installing a row of tiles at the bottom of the backsplash and using a glass mosaic pattern to border the top portion row. You can set the remaining field tiles above it into the cabinetry area.

The Contemporary Stacked Pattern

You can use the traditional tileset to make a bold statement. Start off by selecting a rectangular shape tile as opposed to the 3×6 subway style tiles and opt for something more modern such as a 2×8. Stack them horizontally on top of one another to form rows. This is a great way to bring a modern and sleek look to your kitchen. Remember, the type of backsplash material used can further enhance the look.

Which type of pattern was your favorite? Let us know below in the comment section.