A splashback sits at eye level and often becomes one of the most visible kitchen finishes. It should handle heat and cleaning while connecting the worktop, cabinetry and lighting.
A splashback sits at eye level and often becomes one of the most visible kitchen finishes. It should handle heat and cleaning while connecting the worktop, cabinetry and lighting.
Matching the worktop creates continuity; tile, glass, metal or contrasting surfaces can create a focal point. Pick one role rather than accidentally landing between them.
Socket positions, window reveals, cabinet ends and extractor zones interrupt the surface. Plan cuts and termination points before installation.
Grout, textured surfaces, polished finishes and large sheets all behave differently when exposed to cooking residue and frequent cleaning.
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No. Matching is one design approach; controlled contrast can work equally well.
Yes, and full-height zones can also be used where the design and product are suitable.
They should be coordinated with the cabinet and splashback layout before electrical first-fix.
Cabinet rhythm, worktop depth, lighting and the space around an island matter as much as the individual products. We plan them as one interior.
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