Backsplash offers a variety of benefits, including:
Style & Beauty – Backsplash can dramatically change the look of any kitchen or bathroom. The room may look incomplete without it. With a large selection of mosaics, colors, materials and styles, the options are endless.
Protection – Instead of ruining your walls, backsplash protects the walls behind the sink or stove from being splattered with water or food particles. Walls are prone to water damage from splashes which can result in mildew and mold.
Easy to Clean – Backsplash is easy to clean. A wipe down with a damp sponge or cloth is all you need to keep your backsplash looking like new.
Stain and Water Resistant – When sealed properly, backsplash will be stain and water resistant.
Should your Backsplash Match your Countertops?
Backsplashes are no longer installed to simply protect your walls from splatters, spills, grease, and food. In today’s homes and businesses, backsplashes are a wonderful way to be creative in your kitchen and bathroom. Whether the look you are trying to achieve is traditional, modern, eclectic, or classic, the backsplash you choose should showcase the rooms color scheme and theme. So, should your backsplash match your countertops? Backsplash does not need to match your countertops to create a visually appealing space, but it should coordinate, blend, and support the rooms features. Some common combinations include:
Matching colors, mixing materials
Coordinating colors
Contrasting colors
Matching colors
Using opposite colors
Using busy colors and patterns with plain
Using an accent color
Using mosaic colors
And More
Backsplash has become an extremely trendy way to enhance the overall appearance of your kitchen, while at the same time protecting your walls from oil, grease, and food remains. Choosing the right combination of backlash styles and shapes, can be a daunting task. That’s why 301 Granite is the company to call for all your remodeling needs. Our team of professionals can help you from conception to completion. Our custom designed backsplash includes but is not limited to:
Granite
Quartz
Quartzite
Marble
Onyx
Travertine
Porcelain
And More