They range fromeasy and quick DIY projectsto applications that are a bit more hands-on or advanced.
Below, we’re sharing 12 clever methods on how to end backsplash on an open wall.
With cabinetry, it’s possible for you to simply end the tiling just underneath the casework.
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But you may have to use trim if the exposed edges are too sharp.
Define an Area
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Consider defining a specific area with a framed section of tiling.
you could even cover the entire wall in tile and then change the tile you use within the frame.
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The frame itself can be composed of a picture railing, chair railing, or trim tile.
Youll often see this option used in kitchens above a cooktop.
These can be the same dimensions as the main tile or extended and shortened to a stick-like module.
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If the tile you select doesnt include a coordinating trim, look for similar tile lines from different brands.
They range from rounded (similar to bullnose trim) and angled to L-shaped.
This frees you up to create taller or shorter swaths as desired.
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It will also add more storage space, so you candecorate itor use it for spices.
The paneling will especially look bespoke if it closely mimics the spaces other millwork.
If youre looking to achieve more of a farmhouse or cape cod aesthetic, use beadboard instead.
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But dont do this freehanded as it may lead to a less-than-perfect mess.
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