Green kitchen tiles

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To give you a glimpse into what a green tile backsplash might look like in your home, we’ve rounded up 50 of our most inspiring installations.

Colour co-ordination is on point! Our Cabana light green tiles create the perfect feature wall for your kitchen or bathroom 💚 #GreenTiles #WallTiles #NewTiles

kitchen, cream cabinets with cream marble countertop, green tile backsplash, floor runner, stainless steel oven, gold hardware

Discover creative ways to incorporate green tiles into your home. From kitchens to bathrooms, learn how this trend brings freshness and elegance to any space.

Minimalistic white kitchen with green herringbone tiles by @aubo_danmark. This fresh-looking kitchen of great quality is an amazing solution for every lover of clean, natural and Scandinavian design.

Discover how green kitchen backsplash designs can transform your cooking space into a vibrant and stylish area. Explore various shades and patterns that range from tranquil sage to bold emerald, each capable of adding a unique touch of elegance and freshness to your home.

Enhance your farmhouse kitchen with a backsplash that combines practicality with rustic style.

Kitchen splashback ideas using tiles that are on-trend, practical and absolutely-gorgeous! Discover 8 ideas and helpful FAQs about styling splashbacks.

Playing off the dark hardwood cabinets, a backsplash 2x6 Orginal Ceramic Tile in Sea Green with Short and Long Bullnose Trim gives vernal energy to this kitchen while the peninsula provides the perfect design moment to feature decorative Handpainted 6x6 Roundabout 1 Tile in Plein Aire from our Blockshop x Fireclay Tile collection.

Explore unique kitchen backsplash styles that blend rustic charm and modern design. Sage green subway tiles create a warm, inviting atmosphere in this farmhouse-inspired kitchen.

Our DIY subway kitchen tiles in sage green

The second hand kitchen market is one of interior design's best kept secrets. It’s true what they say - one person’s old kitchen is another person’s upgrade. While it’s great to make do and mend, save money and minimise waste - it’s not the only logic for opting for a second hand kitchen. A big reason to up-cycle and paint it yourself is colour! Read more in our Blog!

If you have dark cabinets and you're looking for ways to brighten up your kitchen, these backsplash ideas for dark cabinets are just what you need.