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Eye-Catchy Herringbone Kitchen Backsplash Tiles
Fishbone backsplash aka herringbone kitchen backsplash tiles is always trendy since its natural look supports an artful kitchen. On the other hand, they perform as a maximum of the usage area.
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Photo Credit | Keith Wing Custom Builders
Beautiful gray-blue backsplash which is known as Montauk Sky 2×8 blue wall tile.
Photo Credit | Kitchen Intuitions
Two-tone cabinets craftsman kitchen design with Aruba Pearl gray polished ceramic subway wall tile and silver shadow grout.
Photo Credit | Murphy Maude Interiors
I think subway tiles have custom cuts from Calacatta Lincoln marble. Such a gorgeous design.
Photo Credit | Krista Cox Studio
A two-one eclectic kitchen with two different gray colors is used in the subway layout and herringbone layout to provide a phenomenal breeze circulation in the kitchen.
Photo Credit | Mod Cabinetry
Modern kitchen design with three colors and simple lines. Wall tiles have such a nice motion and dance with the floating wooden kitchen shelves.
Photo Credit | Jordan Design-Build Group
Triple-honed charcoal color concrete countertops with white shaker kitchen cabinets and parliament blue herringbone backsplash as an inlet. Dark colors pop up in this daylight-catcher kitchen. So adorable.
Photo Credit | Dalgliesh Gilpin Paxton – DGP – Architects
Sunny and white traditional kitchen design follows the “go green” trend with a Costa Esmeralda granite countertop and recycled glass herringbone mosaic in wood color.
Photo Credit | LDK Custom Homes
Extraordinary eclectic kitchen design with light gray cabinets and red color. The arrows usually point straight up and down.
Photo Credit | Cillesa Interior Design & Space Planning
The crimson red kitchen cabinets would not have priority without having the mini herringbone backsplash.
Photo Credit | Astro Design Centre
Costa Allegra 3×6 Matte Ceramic Pacifico Deco Tile in Cinder. Utterly marvelous!
Photo Credit | Cahill Design-Build
Transitional kitchen with warm brown cabinetry and Amagansett 3×8 ceramic subway tile in cream color and herringbone backsplash layout.
Photo Credit | Molly Howe Design
Craftsman kitchen design in white blends well with mini herringbone kitchen backsplash tiles in earth tones.
Photo Credit | JAUREGUI Architecture Interiors Construction
Mediterranean kitchen design with gorgeous arches, custom-made corbels, thick butcher block island top, large format travertine floor tiles, travertine backsplash with subway layout, and travertine herringbone layout on the wall and dome is covered with travertine herringbone backsplash as well. So dreamy and hard to believe is real.
Photo Credit | The Wood Works
Sleek lines with a sharp clean look in Sherwin Williams Aleutian 6241 dark narrative blue gray solid paint kitchen cabinets and slide white glossy 4×16 subway tiles.
Photo Credit | Cottage Home Company
A transitional white kitchen with taupe satin 3×12 subway tile provides a sophisticated look.
Photo Credit | Love & Interiors
Two-tone cabinets with eclectic kitchen design. The grout blends well with the stainless steel range hood and faucet and hardware.
Photo Credit | Ross Design Inc
The kitchen itself is very subtle and the herringbone backsplash is like a masterpiece.
Photo Credit | Grand Floridian Builders, Inc
Since the glass tile is used the wall color behind the backsplash will give the desired color tone. The recommended wall paint is Farrow and Bowl, Tunsgate Green No: 250. Delicately picked details. Fine taste with the detail-oriented job.
Photo Credit | The Kitchen Studio of Glen Ellyn
The medley of white and gray structured well with the red cabinets and white countertops.
Photo Credit | Clearcut Construction, Inc
The ceramic tile reflects the light from different angles. Therefore especially for herringbone backsplash layout is the best to catch the colors altogether. This white kitchen seems a good friend of the Cobalt Sea white herringbone glossy and iridescent glass tile. A keen-eyed designer deserves a bow.
Photo Credit | Mercury Mosaics and Tile
Blueish green herringbone backsplash in a farmhouse kitchen design. The charmful colors motivate the young cooks in the kitchen.
Photo Credit | Cantley & Company, Inc
Benjamin Moore Gray Owl painted light gray cabinets, white countertops, and warm color castle gate thin brick herringbone panel makes the best trio ever in kitchen remodeling. The tile master put a great effort to support the rough look of the backsplash which is double-honed and filled with silk color grout.
Photo Credit | Kenihan Development
Neat-looking tuxedo kitchen design with white porcelain herringbone tiles and black grout.
Photo Credit | Black Knight Group
Black craftsman design with many eclectic elements! Using the different patterns of backsplash, and different patterns of upholstery makes this elegant wet bar a happy place at the same time.
Photo Credit | Evensen Design
Gold, green, white, and burnt sienna meet in an eclectic kitchen. The end result is extremely satisfying.
Photo Credit | Kountry Kraft
Coastal beach kitchen design with navy blue cabinets, white countertop, and custom cut Calacatta Gold backsplash in herringbone style. Gold accessories and trims embellish the kitchen.
Photo Credit | Dream Finders Homes
The wall and base cabinets and Early American Stained Manchester style island base.
Photo Credit | Reico Kitchen & Bath
Turquoise blue herringbone backsplash in a gray kitchen. Refreshing and mediating.
Photo Credit | Brickmoon Design
Slate herringbone backsplash in a modern rustic kitchen design. This porcelain tile is made in Spain and looks like stainless steel.
Photo Credit | LDa Architecture & Interiors
By using shiplap panels over the range hoods and herringbone backsplash, the kitchen wall shows its authenticity. Soft gray two-tone kitchen cabinets are just right to show the beauty.
Herringbone Tiles Create For Backsplash Size
The 90 degrees rectangle subway tile is used for the herringbone backsplash. Unless the mini herringbone backsplash which is a square feet mesh is used any tile size is good for your desired pattern such as 2×4, 2×8, 2×10, 3×6, and 3×12 inches.
The Most Popular Herringbone Backsplash Patterns
Material Selection For Black Herringbone Backsplash And The Other Colors
Colorful Herringbone Kitchen Backsplash Tiles
By having creative thinking, they can also be started as horizontal, which provides an excellent illusion of the diagonal moves. This is a good trick for small kitchens to give a more perspective and spacious look.
