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Four Stunning Splashback Ideas to Modernise Your Kitchen
Explore four stunning splashback ideas to modernise your kitchen with stylish and functional design options.
27 June 2024

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Modernise your kitchen by updating its focal point: the splashback. This simple change can significantly refresh your space.
Consider these four stylish and functional options:
- Tiles: Choose from trendy finger tiles or seamless large-format porcelain for versatile designs.
- Glass: A practical, easy-to-clean choice available in mirrored, coloured, or textured finishes.
- Stainless steel: A durable, recyclable industrial option with various finishes and colours.
- Man-made solid surfaces: Highly durable, non-porous materials that can be custom-shaped.
Defining the focal point of your kitchen
Four kitchen splashback ideas for the modern home
1. Freemans Bay Kitchen by Shane George
These Clemantine B&W tiles from Ceramica Fioranese play up the 1970s architecture of this Auckland home, in this kitchen by Shane George, Kitchens by Design.
2. A Relaxed, High End Holiday Home Kitchen Design by Bossley Architects
Back-painted glass in a solid block colour was chosen for this high-end yet relaxed holiday home by Bossley Architects. Image: Simon Devitt
3. A Family Kitchen Design With Stainless Steel As the Hero
The stainless steel cabinetry and splashback have been used in this kitchen as a counterpoint to the large macrocarpa kitchen island, in this design by Bergendy Cooke. Image: Paul McCredie
4. Spirit Island: A Luxe Kitchen of Corian and Brass by Melanie Craig
Drama and luxury abound in this kitchen by Melanie Craig, which features a Corian splashback as well as benchtops. Image: Jamie Cobel
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