What is the very first thing that comes to mind when you consider a backsplash that is constructed out of marble mosaic tile? Is it mostly white with a very faint dot or two of grey going through it? Are there tiles for the subway that are spotless and as white as snow? If your taste tends to go more toward the dramatic and intense, we have a facet of marble that you may not have examined previously that could be a better fit for your preferences than other aspects of marble. However, the popularity of these traditional designs isn't going anywhere anytime soon. The "wow" effect of these backsplash tile patterns is undeniable, and after you take a look at them, you'll find yourself falling in love with marble all over again! Backsplash tile, formerly used as a protective covering to screen the wall from splashes and splatters, has evolved into an independent design component, but why stop there? If you are using it, you will want to continue the Arabescato Carrara Herringbone Pattern Marble up to the ceiling if you are using it. This design brings the time-honored white-and-gray tiles to a whole new level of sophistication. If one kind of marble is nice, then an arrangement that has many finishes and colors is fantastic. Arctic Storm Arabesque Multi-Finish Marble is a mosaic tile that mixes numerous different colours, patterns, and textures. It also has a beautiful arabesque design. When it is put to use as a backsplash in the kitchen, it is able to simply tie together the colors of your cabinets with the colors of the countertop, in addition to other design components. Tundra Gray Basket weave Using marble is an eye-catching and dramatic way to include marble in your decor. This striking stone may be used for a backsplash as thin as one foot or as a full accent wall. 
It has a modern design that combines squares of lighter marble with squares of darker marble in a veined pattern, and the colors are neutral, so they are easy to complement. Its polished surface is resistant to water and is simple to clean and maintain so that it always looks great. When it comes to mosaic tile collections, the hexagon form is without a doubt the most traditional and time-honored option available. Telaio Hexagon Honed Marble Mosaics provide a contemporary spin, producing an appearance that is neither dated nor out of date and which is always fashionable. Because this intricate design has already been created, putting it together is considerably simpler than it would seem at first glance. It is the ideal choice for use as a backsplash tile since it goes so well with white porcelain and stainless steel fixtures. Marble can only be taken to its logical conclusion in three dimensions. Crema Herringbone with an Arched Pattern The polished marble really makes an impression. The individual marble tiles are bent so that they extend from the wall surface in an imitation of a woven basket, and they come in colors of mild taupe that vary somewhat from one another. The texture of this bathroom accent wall is brought out to its full potential by the use of basketweave tiling in conjunction with colourful wall sconces. Marble has been a popular material for surfaces inside the house for hundreds of years, and for a good reason – not only is it beautiful, but it is also long-lasting and adaptable. The use of marble as a surface covering is not affordable; nevertheless, the use of marble in backsplash designs may provide a good return on your investment. Because of these eye-catching mosaics, you will never consider marble in the same way again. 
kitchen backsplash with marble
Every cooking area must be outfitted with a backsplash at the very least. There is such a wide variety of materials available for purchase nowadays, from mosaic tiles to entire slabs of marble that not only does it prevent water damage or grease splatters from sticking to your walls, but it also adds a lovely decorative touch to your space. If you are unclear about how to get started with the process of remodeling your kitchen, this guide will undoubtedly aid you in narrowing down the kind of tile and style that is suitable for your kitchen.
Slab backsplash
The use of a slab as a backsplash is one of the more contemporary design trends. No, we're not talking about the standard countertop extension of four inches; that's not what we're talking about. These exquisite backsplashes extend from the countertop to the cabinets and cover the full wall for an even more dramatic effect. The granite used in this kitchen has a seamless appearance and is of the Crema Bordeaux kind. Not only does it contain gorgeous warm colors of red earth tones, greys, and beiges, but it also deletes the element of surprise when it comes to matching wall tile with this one-of-a-kind and natural design. But if you have a limited budget and cannot afford to purchase more marble, granite, or quartz, you may choose to install tile for the remainder of your backsplash and simply include a tiny slab behind the range. You may also get the same aesthetic by utilizing large-format tiles in your project. 
Natural stone backsplash
Natural stone is always a good choice since it never goes out of style. The most common is the mosaic application of this kind of backsplash, such as the Arabescato Carrara Herringbone pattern. Because of the marble backsplash in the traditionally elegant kitchen, which has a creamy white backdrop with distinctive grey veining, the space seems even more beautiful. Large-format tiles, which give off a more contemporary atmosphere, are also in fashion. Stacked stone, on the other hand, is another alternative for more rustic installations. It would help if you investigated the needed upkeep, such as sealing, before installing any natural stone in your home. 
Metalic backsplash
Choose a metallic mosaic if you are looking for a design element that is adaptable to a wide variety of aesthetic preferences and color palettes. This tile is not only long-lasting but also quite simple to clean, and its highly reflective properties contribute a great deal to the aesthetic value of the space. Choose a three-dimensional metallic tile such as Silver Aluminum 3D for a design that is even more arresting than the other options. You may anticipate that a sophisticated and up-to-date backsplash tile like this one would be featured in a contemporary kitchen, yet, as you can see, it also works very well in a kitchen that has a transitional design. This black and white design is given a lot of glitter and luminosity thanks to the metallic mosaic used. 
Glass backsplash
There is no way to go wrong with a glass backsplash, particularly because this is the most popular kind of backsplash material. This non-porous surface is resistant to stains and is simple to clean up after use. Tiles made of modern glass may be made to seem like other sorts of materials, or they can create a whole new appearance. It is also a terrific way to put a modern spin on a more traditional design, such as with a modified subway tile, like the Metallic Gray Subway Tile. This may be accomplished in a number of different ways. The backsplash tile in this contemporary kitchen is in the form of an extended subway tile, and its color is a great match with the cabinets. The kitchen is monochromatic. The glass sheet backsplash, which is a sheet of glass that can be painted in whatever color you like and is protected against scrapes and scratches, is another trend that is gaining more popularity. 
Backsplash made of porcleain or ceramic
Choose a backsplash made of porcelain or ceramic if you are looking for the most long-lasting material at the lowest possible cost. These materials are available in the shape of mosaics and tiles, and they provide the most significant degree of variation in terms of their appearance and surface texture. Using anything from MSI's Brick stone Collection may even help you create the appearance of brick while still providing a smooth surface. This gorgeous tile backsplash comes in a design that replicates weathered brick and has a matte texture. It is available in warm beige and taupe tones. 
MSI provides everything you could want or need regarding kitchen backsplashes. Choose from traditional options or trendy designs, depending on your preferences. Check out these straightforward procedures for installing a backsplash once you've selected the kind of backsplash that would work best in your area.