James Wood
In this blog post, we will discuss 24 different backsplash options that will help make your kitchen stand out. So don’t wait any longer – start browsing through our list today and find the perfect backsplash for your white kitchen.
While there are only so many different shades of white cabinets the options for a kitchen backsplash are endless. Subway tile comes in a huge variety of colors so you can really customize your backsplash to fit your desired design (more on that later). This is a beautiful elevated alternative to the more traditional white subway tile. Beadboard is a great material as a backsplash because it’s really inexpensive, it can be painted in any shade you’d like, and it has a traditional feel.
Beadboard is used in many different styles of homes but for a kitchen backsplash, think cottage vibes. I love the white beadboard backsplash in this coastal cottage-style kitchen.
Shiplap is great as a white backsplash idea but you can also paint it any color that suits your personal design.
Consider anything in the blue hue family, gray or greige, or any other bold color that fits your kitchen design.
A showstopping focal point is the only way to describe the addition of a marble slab backsplash. I love marble-style backsplash with white cabinets, and quartz or marble countertops.
As a backsplash for a white kitchen, you could pull gray dominant tiles as a beautiful contrast. There is also a huge variety of colors and styles making it a very customizable material to work with. This blue and green glass backsplash with white grout has a coastal sea glass vibe and is a really gorgeous backsplash tile with white cabinets. Together with modern shelves and brass hardware, the stone backsplash is the perfect combination of character and traditional design. Travertine backsplash tile is characterized by its pitted surface and natural veins running through the stone. This is a great backsplash tile for white cabinets because it adds modern texture and visual interest to a transitional kitchen.
This kitchen pairs a travertine backsplash with white cabinets and granite countertops. A stainless steel backsplash is a great way to add a modern touch to your kitchen. This is a great backsplash for white cabinets because it adds a contemporary feel to a kitchen. Patterned backsplashes can appear busy so it’s best to pair them with other features in the kitchen that have minimal detail. Is it even a Making Home Base article if we don’t reference the color blue? If you’re looking for a backsplash that will really make your white kitchen cabinets pop, try adding some colorful blues.
This blue mosaic tile backsplash is the perfect way to add a pop of color to your kitchen. Another great backsplash color to pair with white cabinets is green.
This vibrant green subway tile backsplash is stunning and really stands out against the white cabinetry and stainless steel appliances. This tile is perfect for a kitchen with white cabinets because it’s neutral but still has a lot of visual interest. You can stagger them in a more traditional subway style or you can use is a grid layout like the one above for a linear appearance. Now seems like a good time to discuss the shapes and sizes of backsplash options.
In conclusion, there are many different backsplash ideas for white kitchen cabinets. No matter what route you choose, adding a backsplash is a great way to elevate your kitchen and add a personal style element to your space!
