Add in your cabinets too. It can be tricky, this is why people hire designers. Stop in a few kitchen and bath showrooms and chat with the staff. It doesn't have to a one stop shop either, visit several and get samples to take with you wherever you go. Once you find a combination you love, then start ordering. Here are some sites to discuss the finer details. When choosing, not only look for how pretty they are, but your lifestyle. Kids, pets, elderly? All these surfaces need to be cleaned regularly, you also want ease of maintenance too - no one wants to be cleaning their life away.
before redoing my house I went online for inspiration. Look at kitchens you like and mimic the look.
I personally like a light floor (Travertine was my choice), and a darker wood cabinet a chestnut or cherry finish with chocolate glaze. I did a lighter cooler toned granite and then a multicolor glass tile backsplash. 1st picture
I helped a friend pick her colors and did a wood look tile tile floor in a beach driftwood color, chestnut cabinet, striking granite and then a herringbone pattern subway tile in a creamy taupe crackle finish. Floor and kitchen pictures shown seperately
I have beautiful oak cabinets which I will b keeping. I always wanted wood flooring but now it seems to take away from the look 👀 f my cabinets. Thanks for everyone’s help. I have to see it can’t just look at samples and imagine
I have a laminate counter with the separate piece backsplash installed along the back edge. Can I keep the countertop, which is in great condition, and just remove th...
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I wish to tile my kitchen wall down to my solid surface countertop, and need to remove a short backsplash, without damaging my countertop, to do so. CAN I do this mys...
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I would like to try doing a concrete top over my existing laminate countertop. But it has a built in 4 inch backsplash that I want to get rid of. Any ideas on how ...
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Add in your cabinets too. It can be tricky, this is why people hire designers. Stop in a few kitchen and bath showrooms and chat with the staff. It doesn't have to a one stop shop either, visit several and get samples to take with you wherever you go. Once you find a combination you love, then start ordering. Here are some sites to discuss the finer details. When choosing, not only look for how pretty they are, but your lifestyle. Kids, pets, elderly? All these surfaces need to be cleaned regularly, you also want ease of maintenance too - no one wants to be cleaning their life away.
https://sebringdesignbuild.com/learn-how-to-match-your-countertop-with-the-cabinets-and-floor/
https://homeguides.sfgate.com/coordinate-floor-tile-color-countertops-28155.html
https://www.mariakillam.com/does-your-floor-tile-have-to-match/
https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/19680667/list/countertop-and-backsplash-making-the-perfect-match
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before redoing my house I went online for inspiration. Look at kitchens you like and mimic the look.
I personally like a light floor (Travertine was my choice), and a darker wood cabinet a chestnut or cherry finish with chocolate glaze. I did a lighter cooler toned granite and then a multicolor glass tile backsplash. 1st picture
I helped a friend pick her colors and did a wood look tile tile floor in a beach driftwood color, chestnut cabinet, striking granite and then a herringbone pattern subway tile in a creamy taupe crackle finish. Floor and kitchen pictures shown seperately
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