
Backsplash Tiles
Discover our Backsplash Tile collection - sleek, natural elegance and perfect for Backsplash. Each tile adds refined style, elevating any room with grace.
About Backsplash Tile
Backsplash Materials Compared
Ceramic
The classic: glazed, wipeable, affordable, and available in every color. Score-and-snap cutting makes it the friendliest weekend install.
Glass
Zero absorption and lit-from-within color; grease wipes off in one pass and the wall bounces daylight deeper into the kitchen.
Marble and Stone
Real veining behind the range reads as luxury. Seal at installation and keep acidic splashes wiped; the zone sees mess but little abrasion.
Mosaic Sheets
Hexagons, herringbone and hex sheets concentrate pattern where you see it most and cut easily around outlets.
Choosing a Backsplash Pattern
Subway and Brick
The forgiving default: offset courses flatter every cabinet style and hide wall irregularities.
Stacked and Vertical
Aligned joints read modern and stretch low walls taller behind open shelving.
Hexagon and Arabesque
Geometry as decor; a patterned splash lets counters and cabinets stay quiet.
Ledger and Split-Face
Dimensional stone texture for rustic kitchens and outdoor bar walls.
Best Applications for Backsplash Tile
Kitchen Backsplashes
The centerpiece use: a wipeable, beautiful wall between counter and cabinets. Standard height runs 18 inches; carrying tile to the ceiling behind the range turns the splash into a feature.
Bathroom Vanity Walls
A vanity splash guards the wall from soap and water while framing the mirror. Mosaics and small formats wrap outlets and edges gracefully.
Bar and Laundry Walls
A few square feet behind a bar sink or laundry counter delivers finished-room polish at minimal cost, in leftover-friendly quantities.
Stove and Range Walls
Behind a cooktop, tile takes heat and grease that paint cannot. Glazed ceramic, porcelain and glass all wipe clean; stone wants a fresh coat of sealer.
Tile vs. Slab Backsplash
| Feature | Tile Backsplash | Full-Slab Backsplash |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Modest; small area, standard formats | Premium; fabricated to fit |
| Design range | Every color, pattern and texture | Limited to slab materials |
| Install | Weekend-friendly, standard thinset | Template, fabrication, crew |
| Repair | Replace a tile | Replace the slab |
| Grout | Yes; seal and maintain joints | Nearly seamless |
Installation and Care
Measure Once, Add Ten
Length times height per wall section, minus windows, plus 10 percent for cuts. A typical kitchen runs 30 to 40 square feet.
Level Line First
Counters are rarely level; strike a level line and work from it so courses stay straight where the eye checks them.
Outlet Planning
Dry-fit around outlets before setting, and use box extenders so cover plates sit flush over the new tile.
Seal What Needs It
Glazed ceramic, porcelain and glass need nothing; stone splashes get a penetrating sealer, and all cement grout benefits from one.
Free Design Consultation
Choosing the perfect tiles can be tricky. Speak with our experienced tile experts. We will guide you through selecting the best colors, patterns, and materials to match your style and needs.





































































