Kitchen splashback ideas??
4 years ago
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Hi,
We have recently finished building works on our house renovation. New kitchen fitted, loads of cosmetic work still to be done, but we are struggling for splashback ideas. We did originally think tiles, but we are swaying towards a glass/pattern design? We didn't purchase the worktop upstands either, as we were going to tile, and don't want to purchase if not needed!. Any ideas for this type of kitchen would be greatly appreciated :-)
Thanks
Stu
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