The backsplash gives a concept to a situation such as in terms of decorating a room, setting the mood and elegance, and bringing all other decorative and functional elements together.

However, in the kitchen, this backsplash is very important, and it is one of the things to choose and consider first because it can not only be installed before other elements but can also be combined and complemented.

There is a lot that goes into choosing a kitchen backsplash, from the colors to the materials to even the location.

It should be beautiful but also functional and easy to clean, but not so simple that it loses its decorative appearance.

On top of that, there are also budget options to consider, as backsplash materials are often so expensive that kitchen remodels projects tend to be the same.

First of all, you need to know the relationship between the tabletop and the work surfaces, as countertops and tabletops are usually very close together and are manufactured similarly, but can easily collide.

Combining a countertop and backsplash can be a good idea in some cases, but it can also be prohibitive and expensive to watch.

Contrasting colors can look very flashy, but you need to make sure they don’t collide with each other and the furniture.

Therefore, your best option is to stick to the same color family but work with different patterns and/or materials.

Talking about materials, there are a lot of them that can be used for back tiles.

A tile is a great option as it is relatively affordable and easy to maintain, making it a great and popular choice for kitchen flooring too, which you can sometimes pair with your backsplash as well.

The part of the kitchen wall near the stove is often damaged and peeling off

This is due to the splash of oil from the pot that covers the walls every day.

So, there are many ways to protect the walls from exposure to this oil.

Grey Glass Subway Tile Backsplash

You can use patterned tiles that are attached to the wall.

Another idea that is no less exciting is to install a grey glass backsplash on the kitchen wall.

You can consult with interior designers to implement this idea.

The choice of grey glass backsplash is also very diverse.

Some are transparent or have dark and light colors.

Usually, dark colors are chosen to give the impression of a warm kitchen.

For light colors to make the kitchen more spacious.

In installing a grey glass backsplash, it can be applied to the entire wall or part of it.

Installing a transparent color can also be an option.

The modern impression will really stand out with the grey glass backsplash.

Usually, the area that is installed is only on the wall around the stove, in order to protect it from splashing oil.

When dirty and greasy, just wipe it with a clean cloth and soapy water.