I found this awesome design when I was looking through a kitchen backsplash gallery in search of some ideas for our new mountain cabin. I will admit that I probably would never actually install a three dimensional animal themed design like they used in these kitchen backsplash pictures, but I think that it is such a unique and daring concept that I could not resist sharing. I mean how awesome would that look in one of those luxury log cabins that you see on HGTV?! I would love to meet the owner of this home (as well as their designer) because I think that they could give some awesome alternatives to all of those backsplash ideas 2020 that, quite frankly, bore me to death.

I really wish that every kitchen backsplash gallery that I have looked through had as many fantastic design ideas as this one. I have been tearing my hair out looking at tile backsplash pictures in hopes of finding something at least a little bit unique to use for our new kitchen. Not only was I totally inspired by the simple yet elegant travertine backsplash in this house, but I just adore the rest of their kitchen design. It is simple and understated yet has a rustic touch that makes the space very inviting. I set out to find kitchen backsplash ideas and I think that I may have found brand new inspiration for the rest of the room as well!

Most ideas that I have seen in this kitchen backsplash gallery focus on mosaic tiles, so I am assuming that that is very on trend this year as we shift away from old solid designs. These kitchen backsplash ideas pictures were my favorite of the bunch because I loved the unique color palette that they chose for the space (and the rest of their home). The combination of different woods, distressed grey paint, warm beige, and travertine mosaic tile makes for a very eclectic design that primarily focuses around a rustic style. They are definitely not your typical photos of kitchen backsplashes in tile because this one brings the product all the way up the walls behind the range and everything, rather than stopping it abruptly (which I think looks so dumb).

I found this really unique home when I was glancing through a kitchen backsplash gallery for some tile inspiration. I love the design layout with a minimalistic color palette and unique rustic meets modern finishes of the cabinets in these kitchen backsplash photos. I mean the glass subway tile backsplash is cool too and really sets off the contemporary theme of the space, but I was actually more attracted to the rest of the design than the actual backsplash. That being said, I have been loving glass tile backsplash pictures that I have seen because I think the whimsical tile adds a bit of an eclectic flair to any space that you put it in (including this very stoic design).

This kitchen layout with an abundance of wall tiles is so inspiring. The most popular kitchen tile ideas depend on finishing features like backsplash material and color. A backsplash not only presents an aesthetically pleasing design component but also lets you easily clean the walls after cooking. As you can see in these kitchen backsplash images, materials come in a wide range of material options from traditional tiles to the new 2019 trend of stainless steel and stone. Installation of any backsplash type is very simple and can be easily achieved by the novice DIY homeowner. If chosen correctly, the wall tiles should blend nicely with other colors in the kitchen backsplash gallery while acting as the focal point of design.

I was absolutely floored at this home that I found while looking at a kitchen backsplash gallery. We are in the process of renovating basically the entire first floor of our house so I have been going through dozens and dozens of kitchen design pictures in search of some inspiration for a look that will be a bit different than everything else you see today. I love the idea of a grey and white kitchen, but I don't want it to be a carbon copy of everybody else. I first was attracted to this home because of the cool marble-esque backsplash tile ideas, but the rest of the unique grey kitchen really drew me in. I love the semi-modern grey cabinetry paired with whitewashed island and mix and match countertops. It is modern without being overwhelming.