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Doverton Gray Reclaimed Clay Brick - Herringbone
Type:
Alpine White Reclaimed Clay Brick - Herringbone
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From timeless ceramic and porcelain to bold glass mosaics and natural stone, our wall tile and backsplash options balance beauty with purpose. Designed to protect and enhance, each surface adds depth, character, and lasting impact to kitchens, bathrooms, and beyond.
Expert Advice for Choosing Tile & Backsplash
What types of materials are best for wall tile and backsplashes?
What types of materials are best for wall tile and backsplashes?
Popular choices include porcelain, ceramic, glass, marble, and natural stone. Each offers a different look, level of durability, and maintenance requirement, allowing you to match both style and function.
How do I choose a backsplash that complements my countertops and cabinets?
How do I choose a backsplash that complements my countertops and cabinets?
Look for balance in color, texture, and finish. If your countertops are bold or patterned, consider a more subtle backsplash. If your surfaces are neutral, a textured or patterned tile can add visual interest.
Can wall tile and backsplash be installed in areas other than kitchens?
Can wall tile and backsplash be installed in areas other than kitchens?
Absolutely. While backsplashes are most common in kitchens and bathrooms, wall tile can also enhance accent walls, fireplaces, and entryways.
Is it possible to install backsplash tile myself, or should I hire a professional?
Is it possible to install backsplash tile myself, or should I hire a professional?
Many homeowners can install simple backsplash layouts themselves with the right tools and preparation. However, for intricate designs, natural stone, or large-format tiles, professional installation ensures a precise finish.
How do I clean and maintain my wall tile and backsplash?
How do I clean and maintain my wall tile and backsplash?
Regularly wipe surfaces with a soft cloth and mild cleaner. Avoid harsh abrasives or acidic solutions, especially on natural stone. Sealing grout can also help prevent stains and extend the life of your backsplash.