Colors | Premium Backsplash

Whites and creams

Soft whites, creams and light greys that keep the kitchen bright. They let a stone counter or wood cabinets lead, and the hammered ones add a little shine up close.

8 colors

Goes with

Sage green cabinets, marble-look quartz and brass hardware
Natural oak cabinets, white quartz and matte black hardware
Navy cabinets, butcher block and brass hardware

Tans and bronzes

Sand, tan and bronze, with the warmth of wood and old brass. They sit well next to cream or black cabinets and warm up a kitchen that is mostly white.

15 colors

Goes with

Cream cabinets, warm marble and brass hardware
Black cabinets, black granite and brass hardware
White shaker cabinets, butcher block and matte black hardware

Greys and blacks

Greys from river stone to graphite, and blacks from satin to cast iron. A dark wall makes white cabinets and a light counter stand out, and it works beside walnut or concrete too.

15 colors

Goes with

White shaker cabinets, white quartz and brushed nickel hardware
Walnut cabinets, concrete-look counter and matte black hardware
White oak cabinets, white quartz and brass hardware

Rust, copper and red

Rust, copper and deep red for a kitchen with warmth and some age to it. The rust tones look like weathered steel. Burgundy and red make the backsplash the first thing people see.

7 colors

Goes with

Black cabinets, butcher block and matte black hardware
White oak cabinets, white quartz and brass hardware
Cream cabinets, soapstone and antique brass hardware

Greens

Olive, forest and deep green, plus two vein finishes that catch the light. Green brings color into the kitchen and still goes with wood, white and brass.

6 colors

Goes with