In this post, I’ll I’m sharing a whole host of kitchen wall tile ideas, styles and options to consider as well as answering some popular questions on the topic. Benjamin Moore’s Galapagos Green in high-gloss oil coats the kitchen ceiling. The beautiful surrounding lake views are mimicked by the color palette in this nature-inspired kitchen. Typically used for barn roofing, the kitchen’s corrugated material adds authentic farmhouse charm for only about $15 per sheet.

This oversized white oak kitchen island is the centerpiece of an open home layout because it works cohesively with the merged rooms. Its large size seats six people and still has plenty of room on the other side. An eclectic mix of materials lends this modern kitchen extension an easy-going, welcoming vibe. Natural materials like American white oak and stone lend texture to the handleless white units in this kitchen extension, designed by David Maguire, to a converted mill. This new open plan rear extension, designed by AR Design, oozes minimalist style with its monochrome Siematic kitchen fromMyers Touch. Parapan wall units from Mowlem & Co in Stone Grey compliment the stained oak veneer island to round out a cooler colour palette for this kitchen.

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They’re equally eye-catching and comfortable, encouraging anyone to sit and stay a while. They pair beautifully with the chocolate-toned island and cabinets, an unexpected color that deserves a double-take. The individual tiles for this mosaic splashback were custom-cut and coloured by Ardea, while the cabinets beneath were coated in dichroic foil.

Here, ATX Interior Design creates beautiful contrast with a black island underside , white cabinetry and backsplash, and wooden floors and shelving. Modern rustic interiors mix vintage elements with contemporary conveniences to create a homey mix. This guest house kitchen from Marie Flanigan Interiors includes modern cabinetry, rustic open shelving, and a French butcher block in place of a kitchen island for a modern space with a timeless feel. Give your kitchen a modern feel with heavily veined marble finishes on countertops, backsplashes, and kitchen islands. A mix of black and white stone with dramatic veining adds visual interest to this modern kitchen in a renovated 1970s Pittsburgh home from Leanne Ford Interiors.