A bathroom backsplash isn’t a new thing: it’s a practical solution to save your walls around the sink from too much moist. Though we don’t see them too often now, bathroom backsplashes are a functional thing that will help to add an interesting touch to the space. Let’s have a look at some of them and maybe you’ll get inspired!
Contrasting Backsplashes
If you want to add color and a texture to the bathroom, if you want to make the bathroom look bold and chic, why not go for a contrasting tile backsplash? Try a bold one of various mosaic tiles: they can of an absolutely different color and with prints to make the space look wow. Highlight the tiles with contrasting grout: dark ones with white and light ones with dark. You can even try an irregular shape of the tile backsplash – a geometric one or a heart. Get inspired!
A colorful mosaic tile backsplash of various tiles in green shades.
A black stone backsplash adds a refined touch and a cool look to the space.
Cover the wall not only over the sink but also under it to make the look more harmonious.
A green tile backsplash adds color and helps the design of the space stand out a little.
A black tile backsplash with white grout over the sink and over the mirror.
A floating wooden vanity and a white penny tile backsplash with black grout.
A rustic bathroom with a small sink backsplash and white grout to highlight the tiles.
A tiny powder room with a creative black and white mosaic tile backsplash and floating ink stand.
Blue printed mosaic tiles and a vintage brass faucet for creating a chic look.
Very small blue tiles for the bathroom backsplash add a texture and an interesting touch.
Matching Backsplashes
More matching tiles can be also used to add a texture to the space. The backsplash can be matching the bathroom decor or match the tiles on the walls or on the floor. Add some prints to the bathroom with a printed tile backsplash. The whole wall doesn’t have to be covered, go for just a backsplash and enjoy the result!
A blue mosaic tile backsplash that matches the floor looks very cute.
A geometric tile backsplash is done with the same tiles as the floors and a built-in storage space.
A narrow tile backsplash that matches the vanity countertop and adds a print to the look.
A white tile backsplash done in the chevron pattern adds a texture to the look.
Marble hexagon tiles that match the concrete floor as a backsplash.