White kitchen cabinets are timeless, but if the surrounding decor is not carefully considered, they could come out as a little monotonous. Not only will your blue or white kitchen design look lovely if you choose a fashionable backsplash that complements your white cabinets, but it will also draw attention to the timeless beauty of your cabinets! Decide on your color scheme and fashion There are a few things to think about before selecting the ideal backsplash for your kitchen. Are you looking for something cutting-edge and fashionable? or elegant and traditional? Do your white cabinets have cool undertones or are they a dazzling, blinding white? Or do they have a creamier, warmer white? You can choose the best colors and materials for your backsplash by taking these factors into consideration. For instance, marble's cool gray tones complement both chilly and slightly warmer white cabinets quite well. Marble is a timeless, elegant material. Even though it has a vintage appearance, the very popular Cloe tile feels modern and trendy. With a little warmer white cabinet, its warmer tones look great. On the other side, a vibrantly patterned or colored tile can provide color to a relatively plain white kitchen. 
Maybe one of these kitchen backsplash ideas that go with white cabinets may give you some inspiration if you're not quite sure which backsplash design to choose. Idea for a marble backsplash Use marble for the backsplash in your kitchen to embrace cooler tones. No matter the design, it offers a natural, elegant beauty and makes your kitchen appear spotless and opulent. I decided to contrast the white quartz counters and marble backsplash in my renovated kitchen with warmer tones from brass and wood. It perfectly balances the white cabinets and prevents the kitchen from feeling sterile and frigid. It's also a fantastic design element that packs a significant visual punch and gives any kitchen a high-end appearance to extend the backsplash all the way to the ceiling, whether it's marble or another type of tile. Although marble is a timeless option, you are not confined to the conventional brick design. A marble slab is beautiful and easier to clean because there are no grout lines! My preference is to use the same material for both the countertop and the backsplash, or to keep the countertop a solid color that is akin to the lightest shade of marble. WHITE SUBWAY TILES OTHER THAN THE TRADITIONAL WHITE It doesn't have to remain simple to achieve the look of white subway tile. For a kitchen backsplash, subway tile is an incredibly cost-effective alternative, but it can look really lovely whether set in a playful pattern or maintaining the white aesthetic with various tile shapes. Choosing the right grout color is crucial if going with white. When choosing grout colors, take a sample of the tile with you to ensure a great match for your kitchen. White grout guarantees a consistent, tidy appearance. A grout that is darker will highlight the shape of your tile. Many people favor a grout for marble that merges the tiles rather than "framing" them. In the end, it comes down to personal taste and the kind of appearance you want to go for. Budget constraints might force you to remain with plain subway tile, but you might want to add some ornamental tile over your stove to break up the expanse of white. 
White cabinets and white subway tile look gorgeous with this faint blue/gray patterned tile. Note how the warmer tones of the brass balance the cool tones of the stainless steel, white tile, and white cabinets, which is identical to how they do in my kitchen. Ideas for colorful backgrounds Do you think having only white cabinets will be monotonous? Bring in some color! Bright backsplash made of blue and green accent tiles and bright orange tiles can serve as a focus point. White cabinets are lovely because they complement any hue. IDEAS FOR MIRRORED BACKSPLASH Want to increase curiosity while expanding the feel of your kitchen? Mirrors may be both! For a mirrored backsplash, you can either find mirrored tile or just have reflective glass made to order. Ideas for a brick and stone backsplash One of my favorite decorating ideas is to bring the outside in. Rustic backsplash alternatives include raw stone, piled stone, and layered brick and may all be the right fit for your design. Various materials can be used to make backsplashes. Try thinking outside the box to find a substance no one else has considered! These backsplashes use more unusual materials. LAST THOUGHTS Although selecting the ideal backsplash to complement your white kitchen cabinets might be as easy as buying some inexpensive white subway tile, spending the time to really consider your vision will ensure that your kitchen design truly impresses. Whatever you choose, I strongly advise buying samples of everything to check out how the colors blend. Don't be scared to purchase multiples of various colors and textures since most tile shops only sell single pieces of tile. You never know which you'll enjoy most! 
Blue Kitchen Backsplash
While sage kitchens appear to be in style right now, we believe that blue kitchens are a trend that will stick around for quite some time. Blue kitchens, with special backsplash, come in a variety of colors, from vivid cobalt to rich navy, and they can lean either cool or warm, so they go with many different aesthetics. A robin egg blue kitchen with bright white walls and gold hardware feels utterly modern, while a traditional navy kitchen with wood and copper accents leans farmhouse. Even though the color isn't necessarily neutral, there is a way to make it work for you, no matter what your style is. We've gathered 25 blue kitchens that are sure to spark your imagination if you're in need of some serious kitchen inspiration. Accentuate with blue If you're not quite ready to repaint every cabinet in the space, start by giving your kitchen a subtle blue color. This island's vivid blue paint adds a splash of color to a kitchen that is otherwise all white. Completely farmhouse Painting your cabinets a rich navy blue is a great place to start if you have (or desire) a more rustic-looking space. The kitchen feels moody but not oppressively dark when materials like dark stone, raw wood, and copper are combined with it. Make Use of Contrasting Tiles Color from floor to ceiling can be too much, especially when it's a deep blue. The white backsplash in this kitchen has cool undertones that make it pull more blue, making it a contrasting choice for a counter and tile rather than one that clashes. Perhaps the cooler white would have clashed with the cool blue and silver hardware. 
Install pop-up hardware On the color wheel, blue and yellow are the opposites, which is part of the reason they go so well together. A gorgeous approach to make a statement and let your hardware shine is to add brass or gold embellishments to a blue canvas. Employ wallpaper The kitchen is given a whimsical touch by the tropical wallpaper, which serves as a helpful reminder to not take yourself (or supper) too seriously. Subtle colors also work Although some people might classify this as more of a gray, these cabinets clearly have blue undertones. Contrast is created by the darker color against the stark white wall, but it doesn't feel startling or garish. Using furniture to introduce color Even though your kitchen won't have a ton of furniture, incorporating color with items like stools or chairs is a fantastic way to start using a color without totally committing. Increase Color Using Tiles There are more options besides painting your kitchen blue. A patterned tile adds visual depth without feeling like an excessive color explosion. Break Up Your Island Paint the other half of a kitchen island or bar if it faces a different room and you don't want any more blue. Here, a white wall beneath the counter faces the living area, helping to divide the two spaces in an open arrangement visually. Select contrast-enhancing appliances Despite the fact that a stainless steel oven may seem like the obvious choice, there are many other colors that look stunning with blue cabinets or walls. 
Along with being sleek and contemporary, this white oven's copper hardware echoes the warm tone of the brass cabinet knobs. Cabinet Colors That Go Well Together Choose a lighter color for the top if you believe that blue upper and lower cabinets will overpower your room. They allow the blue to be the focal point of your kitchen while practically disappearing into the wall. Include blue accents. Even though your kitchen is all blue, you can still add additional color to your décor. Blue dish towels give this kitchen a different shade of blue without being too coordinated or forced. Favor cool color temperatures. A extremely pale, almost frosty blue color can produce a relaxing and serene atmosphere if you desire a fairly understated appearance. These chairs' color complements the white backsplash and counter nicely, and it also draws attention to the colors of the stainless steel appliances. Enhance a White Look Nothing wrong with appreciating a crisp, white space. A nice approach to create a color story without going overboard is to add some color with barstools, vases, or other objects. Choose contemporary and sleek finishes. Although it has a farmhouse sink, the kitchen feels fresh and contemporary. A new sense is created when open shelving and sharp angles on the counter are combined with simple lines and cool colors. Boost Impact with Cobalt Cobalt is a vibrant color that might feel overwhelming in large doses, yet it works in almost any setting when used sparingly. This beachy kitchen has a vibrant island that brings color without taking over the room. 
Full-on moody The kitchen feels melancholy without being too dark thanks to the counter and backsplash in warm, rich colors like black and brown. We are also very enamored with the amber glow the lights above the island produce. Make a Light and Airy Environment Lighter colors naturally give off an impression of brightness and airiness, but in this kitchen, the effect is almost surreal. Cabinets in the room are the perfect combination of bright white and robin's egg blue, and light wood gives warmth and texture. Create a nook with color You can divide up the space in your kitchen by creating several areas. Blue cabinets offer a dedicated bar area without detracting from the modern and clean atmosphere of the remainder of the space, which is dominated by warm wood and stainless steel throughout. Use Color From Floor to Ceiling Going all monochrome is, without a doubt, acceptable. You may visually separate the kitchen from the rest of the house and make an arresting statement by painting the kitchen a contrasting color. The most obvious way to make a blue kitchen might be to use blue tile paint, but blue tiles can also give color to the room without looking garish. This white kitchen is given a very subtle color boost by these glass tiles, and the subway tile design keeps things simple. Your backsplash and cabinets should match. When using a sky blue color, you can usually utilize more of it without it looking too busy. Although the backsplash and cabinetry in this compact kitchen are the same color, the microscopic grout lines give the appliances and decor a textured background. Have a mooring piece Consider having an item that visually grounds the room if you want to add color to a kitchen that is otherwise all one hue. Here, the blue runner literally anchors you by drawing your gaze to the ground. However, if you take a closer look, you can also find minor objects like the pitcher and glasses that make use of the hue. 
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