Kitchen Tiles Design

I think that this kitchen tiles design is so elegant and tasteful -- it has enough style to it to be eye catching, yet is not so bold as to distract you from the overall ambiance of the home.  Some people may balk at the idea of an all brown and tan kitchen, but I honestly appreciate the simplicity of the color palette that they carried throughout everything from the cabinetry to the tiles design.  There is something to be said for subtle elegance, and I for one can see the value in approaching a room from a minimalist standpoint.  Great designers don't feel the need to overdo things, and they understand exactly how to pair things in order to elevate the overall look.  Everything from gorgeous backsplash tile ideas to the light fixtures have been styled to perfection.

I am in awe of the kitchen tiles design that the interior decorator chose for this sweet cottage style home.  It is pretty obvious from the photos that this is no tiny little cottage in a quaint neighborhood, but rather most likely a luxuriously large mansion.  Regardless though, they were able to make the large space feel quaint and welcoming with the classic blue and white kitchen tile ideas that they chose for the backsplash.  Because the rest of the design is so simple and neutral, I think that doing something a little bit louder and more unique for the backsplash was a safe way of bringing personality into the kitchen without committing to a large (and much more expensive) feature.

I am so charmed by this slate kitchen tiles design paired with the rugged driftwood cabinetry finish.  It is the perfect mix of cozy cottage chic but with a distinctive modern edge that makes the entire space look quite innovative and definitely professionally designed.  Most kitchen floor tile ideas that you see are very neutral and tend to fade into the background rather than stand out as a design element of their own.  If I had to choose, I would much rather spend money on something that will actually provide value and design to the space rather than just provide a neutral backdrop to the rest of my decorative elements.  I have never been one to shy away from design though.

Usually I am a strictly modern decor kind of person, but something about this old world kitchen tiles design really draws me in and makes me want to change the whole style of our house (or at least the main living areas). The plan brownish terra cotta floor tiles design I am not as much into, but I adore the fun backsplash against the wood cabinets.  While the tiles are certainly colorful it is nothing over the top since they are mostly muted and somewhat neutral tones.  I really like how the geometric patterns are quite different from most kitchen backsplash ideas that you see today and bring some design to an other wise fairly basic kitchen.

I never realized how much your kitchen tiles design can really influence the look of the entire space until we renovated our own home.  I thought that our new custom cabinets would make the biggest style statement (and they do make a large one), but I think that it is actually the backsplash designs that standout the most to me. If we had done a simple white subway tile and wood floors, the space would look and feel completely different than it does now.  I think that the travertine design brings a warmth and organic touch to the space that really works well with the decor of the rest of our main living areas.  I definitely encourage any homeowner that is looking around on here for kitchen tile backsplash ideas to step outside of your comfort zone -- I am sure you will be glad that you did!

Right now the only part of my home that I like is the kitchen tiles design (probably because it is the only updated area).  We bought this house knowing that there was a ton of work to be put in, and are definitely still fine with it.  I just need a simple project, like revamping the kitchen backsplash designs, that would make me feel like I had a "win" and accomplished something in the vast sea of remodeling tasks that are ahead of me. The rest of the kitchen isn't terrible by any means, I just feel like it is lacking in distinct style and personality.  By incorporating some of the trendier backsplash ideas 2020, I thought that it would be a quick upgrade that would make me smile every time I walked in the room.