Adding art glass to your kitchen is traditionally done by adding glass inserts to the cabinet doors or a window. Why not step out of the box and make a statement by adding art glass to your backsplash. Yes, you can use art glass as your backsplash. Sandblasted, carved glass, back painted glass, mirror, Faux Iron, or even leaded glass are ideal for creating a unique backsplash. 

If you are like me and tend to splatter while cooking, then an easy to clean backsplash is what you need. With mirror, sandblasted, carved glass, or back painted glass, clean up is a breeze since there are no grout lines to contend with. If your kitchen is a little dark add a mirror backsplash to help reflect more light into the space. Another great way to add light is by back lighting the art glass. Sandblasted, carved glass, and leaded glass are great options for back lighting.

The kitchen is not your only spot for adding a decorative backsplash. More and more builders are adding bars to new homes. So, whether it’s a coffee bar or more of a “Irish” coffee bar, a decorative backslash can be a great way to add a design element to your space.

If you are in need of a unique kitchen or bar, call or email us to see how we can help create a decorative backsplash for your space.