Tile is often the go-to when it comes to backsplash materials. However, if you're designing a rustic space, other options can add more character and charm.

Your kitchen feeling a bit drab? You don't have to put a sledgehammer through the wall to give your space a new look. Sometimes, it's simply a matter of adding a fresh coat of paint, some statement ...

There's a new stylish alternative to tile, brick, and boring backsplashes: copper. Copper adds color and character, and can ...

Backsplash colors like stark white, cool gray, and red-brown can make kitchens feel cold or heavy. Warmer neutrals and natural materials create a more modern, inviting, and timeless look. Choosing the ...

A backsplash is a practical in your kitchen: It protects your walls from splashes of water, splatters of grease and pasta sauce, and whatever abuses it may suffer on a daily basis. Far from being only ...

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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." "Tile is design eye candy," says Anna Lood with Clay Imports. "It is such an effective way to bring ...