Glass splashbacks

[Katjolo]

Hi all. Currently installing a new dive grey kitchen. Countertops are white, white walls and black/chrome appliances. Which colour splashback would you go for? Thanks all.

@Katjolo

Interesting ideas. Thanks all. The counter is white quartz and the hob is gas. Our quartz is also an upstand. I plan to use the splashback behind the hob. Is yellow too crazy?

I have pale grey and white gloss units with white flecked Minerva worktop. White walls and grey floor. I have a yellow glass splash back and love it. kitchen is south facing and the yellow varies between looking more mustard and looking more vibrant depending on sun levels. Great pop of colour. Had it for 6 years now and still love it,

There seem to be lots of companies that will make any size glass splashback and print an arty picture on the back for you, I've no idea id this is a good idea or which companies are reputable, but I do fancy a bold Mondrian behind my hob.

[quote HBGKC]@PigletJohn any tips for painting the back of a clear, low-iron glass splashback? Spray/with a brush/type of paint/no. of coats..?[/quote]
Don't mean to push in here, but you can get glass ones in any colour if you look around. Some places will match to specific colour charts.

that's a good idea. You could get something toning with your kitchen decor.

I've got an orange glass wall instead of tiles and I love it. No tiles to crack, no grouting to go horrible, so easy to keep clean, looks great. My cupboards are cream, other walls and ceiling painted cream, cream flecked granite worktops and upstands, grey slate Amtico floor.

We went coral for splashbacks,(we got it colour matched to Pantone colour ‘living coral’, kitchen units are pale grey, oak amtico flooring. It looks fab.

Thanks for the ideas.

@Jemimapuddleduk

We went coral for splashbacks,(we got it colour matched to Pantone colour ‘living coral’, kitchen units are pale grey, oak amtico flooring. It looks fab.

Pls can you post a photo that sounds lovely