Plaster over tile backsplash

When it comes to kitchen backsplashes, most people assume you have to spend a lot of money to get amazing results. But these low-cost DIY projects are a testament that with a little creativity and DIY enthusiasm, you can craft a backsplash that adds charm and personality to any space—without a steep price tag.

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Having plaster walls used to be seen as an outdated disaster, but more recently we're seeing them pop up everywhere, from the bedroom to the kitchen. Need some inspiration? Keep scrolling for 10 plaster wall ideas guaranteed to add a stunning layer of texture to your kitchen design.

Plaster walls became popular due to the durability and strength of the surface and are more common in historic homes that drywall. This surface provides the right base for laying ceramic, porcelain or other types of tile. Some preparation and a certain style of installation makes the process easier and more successful.

Hi guys! SO excited to share this process with you. We were so stuck on what to do for our kitchen backsplash and I am so tired of seeing white subway tile in kitchens. LOL. I knew I wanted something solid coloured and that didn’t take away from anything else like our marble or butcher block.

Hello everyone! I say everyone because I literally had so many of you asking me HOW I tackled my diy backsplash facelift. I couldn’t be happier with how it turned out - to be honest this was the scariest project I had on my to-do list! When Shayne and I purchased our house we knew going in, there wo

Parris McKenna on Instagram: "One of our favourite ways to create depth and dimension while using a monochromatic palette is to layer in textures, just like we did in this beautiful Burlington kitchen. We did a plaster finish on the range hood and used beautifully textured Zellige tiles for the backsplash, creating warmth and visual interest while working with a tone on tone palette ✨ . . . . #interiordesign #design #interior #homedecor #architecture #home #decor #interiors #homedesign #art…