? backsplash behind stove
04-13-2012, 07:46 AM
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I get an email about home and garden from iVillage, and today they have a slideshow of backsplash ideas. http://www.ivillage.com/backsplashes/7-b-353525#353525 The one that looks fantastic to me is something I would never have thought of. They hung a framed piece of glass behind the stove. You could get any picture frame that fits, or maybe you already have one. I'm thinking you could put any picture you like in it, or a solid color of paper or fancy wallpaper - whatever - and you can change it easily whenever you feel like it. It's a nifty solution and would work even for people who are renting and can't make permanent changes to the wall.
04-20-2012, 02:15 PM
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Caqn I ask why you don't llike the tile in your kitchen? We have been considering tile for our floor.
Thanks Deb
Thanks Deb
Originally Posted by callie8799
As I was cleaning up from Easter cooking, I noticed that I had a lot of splatters from cooking on the wall behind my stove and thought about ordering a sliver size in thickness, piece of my counter (I have Formica countertops) and placing it behind the stove. -easier to clean plus my counter is black and brown (it is to the right of the range.)
My question: does anyone have something like what I'm describing? and can you share a pix? I'm not sure how it would look. I don't want to put tile- ugh, the grout lines. I put tile on the kitchen floor and I'm regretting it. I'll try to attach a pix, but don't know how successful I'll be at doing so. btw, it would be taken when we just finished the remodel.
Thank you!
Deb
omg-it's huge! I'm sorry - how in the world do I make it smaller?
My question: does anyone have something like what I'm describing? and can you share a pix? I'm not sure how it would look. I don't want to put tile- ugh, the grout lines. I put tile on the kitchen floor and I'm regretting it. I'll try to attach a pix, but don't know how successful I'll be at doing so. btw, it would be taken when we just finished the remodel.
Thank you!
Deb
omg-it's huge! I'm sorry - how in the world do I make it smaller?
04-25-2012, 12:29 AM
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Coloured glass splashbacks are very popular here. I have tile and don't find it too much of a headache, but I can understand some people don't like it. I really like the mirror idea...would be great for increasing light.
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