However, pebble tiles may be better left in your bathroom, rather used on your wall for your kitchen backsplash. For one, pebble tiles can evoke feelings of serenity and peace, like you're in a spa.

From intricate and eye-catching to simple and clean, a backsplash can help you express your style in the kitchen. Get ...

Although porcelain tile isn’t as customizable as ceramic in terms of shape, size, color and pattern, it can provide the look of stone, wood or glass for less than a backsplash made from those ...

Keep in mind, the protective barrier comes in a variety of easy-to-wipe-down backsplash materials. If you’re not in the budget for a slab of natural stone or porcelain tile, consider installing ...

The most popular choices for a backsplash include glazed-ceramic tile and glass tile. Both have nonporous surfaces that are impervious to staining and easy to clean. Natural stone tile ...

You can give your backsplash a nice natural stone finish (in a variety of colors) with slate tile. While the cost is a little higher ($5 to $25 per square foot), these tiles are long-lasting and ...

Interior designer Regan Billingsely loves the combination of large-format stone floor tiles with a zellige backsplash. “Stick to natural materials in neutral tones for your hard finishes ...

Slabs of natural stone, quartz or other materials can rise ... Image A kitchen by Ms. Downing has a zellige tile backsplash above the range and cement tile with brass inlays beneath the island ...