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8 Gorgeous Green Splashback Ideas

8 Gorgeous Green Splashback Ideas

Green is one of those colours that never goes out of fashion, especially when it comes to kitchens. Green symbolises nature, freshness, and evokes calm, which is ideal when youโ€™re in the middle of a stressful Sunday roast!

And there are so many greens to choose from, whether itโ€™s soft pastels or bold tones, green will add that extra gagworthy factor, making it a great choice for kitchens of whatever style, modern or contemporary.

If youโ€™re not convinced yet why a green splashback is the choice for you, then hold tight, weโ€™ll show you why!

Why Choose Green?

Green is super versatile. It works with neutrals like cream and wood tones just as well as it pairs with bolder accents like brass, black or marble. Green can also add balance and harmony, making it ideal for a room where families come together, meals are prepared, ingredients scorned, and packed lunches are prepared at the last minute!

Why a Green Kitchen?

Unlike some bolder kitchen colours, green has an enduring quality. It doesnโ€™t shout for attention (weโ€™re talking about you, red splashback!) but still makes a strong design statement. From traditional shaker kitchens to glamorous modern cabinetry, green complements almost any style, making it a smart and stylish base or accent.

And donโ€™t just take our word for it, check out this blog about green kitchens from Homes and Gardens!

Why have a Splashback?

A splashback is a nifty design feature where function meets flair. First off, itโ€™s practical as it protects your walls from splashes, spills, stains and any other kitchen mishaps beginning with S. Sauce?

But you donโ€™t have to go plain and boring with your splashback, itโ€™s an easy way to add style and personality to your kitchen. You can just tile the area behind the hob, add in behind the sink, or go all the way round for a really striking look.

Why choose a Green Splashback?

As weโ€™ve mentioned, green is a colour of calm and nature, but itโ€™s also an energetic hue shouting go go go!  Think of a pop of green against white, whether thatโ€™s a rich emerald green Wizard of Oz feel, or soothing sage. There are so many shades to choose from, and in our experience, green never goes out of style.

8 Gorgeous Green Splashback Ideas

Weโ€™ve picked eight fantastic tile styles to inspire your dream green splashback. And because we love a category, weโ€™ve grouped them by shade, layout, size and finish to help you find your perfect match.

๐Ÿƒ SHADES OF GREEN

1. Soft sage elegance

This delicate shade of green brings a sense of calm to the kitchen and is ideal for a green splashback. Light sage tiles work especially well in country-style kitchens, to blend in with the natural timeless feel.

Although itโ€™s more inviting than exciting, this lovely subtle shade will add interest, but not go crazy. Itโ€™s ideal if you want a natural look that adds a hint of garden to your room without the upkeep of foliage!

Handcraft Teal Green Tiles

2. Olive tones

Want some really oomph with your green splashback? Go a little darker with olive or mossy tones for a spot of luxury. These sumptuous shades work great with darker worktops and natural textures (or wood effect) like oak or walnut.

Want to level up the luxury? Why not pair them with gold or black fittings, to ooze opulence.

Tetuan Arena Emerald

3. Jewel-like teal

We love a teal tile, the jewel-like quality works so well with crisp whites for contrast, or wood effect for a texture mix. Also perfect if you canโ€™t decide between blue and green โ€“ have a bit of both!

A sink setting with teal square shaped tiles as a splashback. There is a shelf with plants on and a chopping board to the the left. A sink with a tall tap is on the right.

โœจ TEXTURE & FINISH

4. Rippled sage calm

Youโ€™ve heard of raspberry ripple, well now we offer you gooseberry ripple! Ripple texture tiles are a growing trend, as they add gentle movement across the wall. So not only do you get a bit of interest, but youโ€™re also getting a splash of colour as well.

And they are also a great choice visually, as the horizontal lines help widen narrow spaces. Our Eleganza tiles have a matching plain version, so you can mix and match the two to take the look a step further.

Eleganza Sage Ripple Tiles

5. Glossy, iridescent character

Gloss is great for many reasons, but the main one is the way that light bounces off the surface. This instantly will make a space appear bigger, so theyโ€™re an excellent choice in smaller spaces. Go with a glossy green for light and movement, when you want plenty of personality and the splashback to be a focal point.

Pair gloss with marble, natural wood or crisp whites for a sophisticated artisan touch to your green splashback.

Provence Blue Square Kitchen Tiles

๐Ÿงฑ LAYOUT & SHAPE

6. Classic herringbone

We love a herringbone layout! It never fails to impress. If youโ€™re going for a green metro, any style will work, but the thinner you go, the more zigzaggier (we think thatโ€™s a word?) the look will be!

And donโ€™t forget to consider which grout colour youโ€™ll go for โ€“ coordinate to blend in or go for a contrast to make the pattern really pop out!

Captiva Sage Green Metro Tiles

7. Classic metro charm

Metro tiles made their name in the subways (hence why theyโ€™re sometimes referred to as subway tiles) and they really are an absolute classic when it comes to splashbacks. A green metro splashback works well in any kitchen, without overwhelming the space. The brick pattern gives a sense of order and softens hard lines.

Choose soft pastels for a calming look, or go bright and bold to add some boom!

 

Duck Egg Metro tiles in a chic bathroom setting

๐Ÿ“ SIZE & SCALE

8. Mini but mighty

Small-format green tiles, like mosaics or mixed shapes, can add a lot of personality to your green splashback. If youโ€™ve got a smaller kitchen, these are a great choice rather than large tiles to give movement and make the room feel bigger.

And to go one step further, why not mix and match from the same range? This will add interest up close, and make the overall effect really eye-catching. Plenty of variation all within the same space.

Pastel Tile Ideas - Vita Beige and Green Tiles

Which Shade of Grout?

We feel really sorry for grout, as it always gets overlooked, yet itโ€™s the second most important consideration after choosing your tiles. This is because grout can completely alter the finished look of your green splashback.

Coordinate

Choosing a colour thatโ€™s close to the tiles will give you a really cohesive look. And you might be thinking, where on earth can I get green grout from? Well, youโ€™re in luck, as we have some fabulous Fugabella grout in two different shades of green.

If you canโ€™t match up your green, then a soft grey or neutral beige grout can also work really well.

Get fresh with white

White is one of the most popular grout colours, and always looks lovely with colourful tiles, as it makes the tile shape stand out. This is another tip for smaller kitchens to brighten up the space and add extra emphasis to a pattern or style.

Contrast the layout

To make a real feature of your green splashback, For lighter tiles, go with a moody and bold charcoal, dark grey black grout. And for darker greens, pick a light grey or white. And if youโ€™re really daring, go crazy with pink or blue! Grout is honestly one of the easiest ways to get creative with your tiles.

 

Final Thoughts

Subtle or bold, textured or smooth, imitating Kermit, Hulk or Elphaba, a green splashback gives you the ideal balance of colour and character in your kitchen. Itโ€™s timeless, fresh and endlessly versatile โ€“ so why not go green today?

Start designing your green splashback โ€“ shop our range of green wall tiles now!

 

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