Plain walls and behind the counter can make a kitchen feel generic. One low-cost, DIY-friendly finish adds personality that you can change whenever you like.

A backsplash is one of the most visual elements of any kitchen. It sits at eye level, connects to the countertops, and helps to lead the aesthetic of your design, so choosing timeless yet stylish ...

The kitchen backsplash — that surface behind the stovetop or sink that protects the wall from damage during cooking and dishwashing — has long been used to add color and beauty to an otherwise ...

Your kitchen feeling a bit drab? You don't have to put a sledgehammer through the wall to give your space a new look. Sometimes, it's simply a matter of adding a fresh coat of paint, some statement ...

Dark granite and tumbled travertine backsplashes make kitchens appear dark and unwelcoming. Multi-colored mosaic tile and high-gloss metallic tile backsplashes are too busy for many homebuyers. Soft ...

In many kitchens, tile can be a dominating feature of the space. So, if you're unhappy with the tiles in your backsplash, you may find yourself feeling a little stuck. If you're a renter, it's likely ...

Now more than ever there are an abundance of materials available for the design of your backsplash. Gone are the days of just plain tile to frame the area. Backsplashes today can be both elaborate and ...

Backsplash—it's the design detail that can take your kitchen from blah to beautiful. Of course, at its core, a backsplash is meant to be functional—a protective backboard to catch spills and prevent ...

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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." "Tile is design eye candy," says Anna Lood with Clay Imports. "It is such an effective way to bring ...