Backspace tile dilemma
I would really appreciate advice on choosing a splashback tile I feel the ones I have are too ‘cool’ toned and would like a more rustic tone, any advice would be really appreciated 🤔 Thank you
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3 years ago
I really like the Laura Ashley tiles for a rustic play on the subway tile.
Laura Ashley - 22 Artisan Cobblestone Gloss Wall Tiles - 150x75mm - LA51539 - Lu · More Info
Laura Ashley Artisan Charcoal 75mm x 300mm LA51959 - Luxury Tiles · More Infohttps://www.luxurytiles.co.uk/laura-ashley-artisan-charcoal-75mm-x-300mm-la51959.html
I also love these by British ceramic tile
https://www.britishceramictile.com/british-ceramic-tile/crackle-victorian-bevel-burgundy-bct5532
and these!
https://www.britishceramictile.com/bct-mosaics/shell-oatmeal-gloss-wall-tile-bct7035#&gid=1&pid=1
Being the tiles are behind the hob you probably will be better off with a glossy/semi-gloss finish tile as otherwise they could become difficult to clean. I also think maybe using a different colour of grout would help to achieve the look you are after.
Hope this helps!Samn85 thanked honeypoppet
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