Our old kitchen is out, our tradesmen are despairing at the designer's "airy fairy" drawings, we have a lovely mini-kitchen in my office, it's good fun.
Now then - you know how nowadays people don't have tiles against the counter so much, instead they have the work surface bend upwards? Is that splashbacks? Is it nice or naff.
The nice vote: kitchen designer has assumed I will have them in his drawing and most people I know seem to have them.
The naff vote: flooring guy said "they will date - tiles will never date" and that did chime with me I have to say....
What do you all think?
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kitchens - is a splashback the same as an uplift? and are they nice or will they date?
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goonIcantakeit · 18/09/2013 17:25
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