Glass backsplash adds just the right color and dimension
In a perfect world, you would remodel your master bathroom all at once, making every selection in advance to ensure all components of the finished product complement each other.
In reality, remodeling in stages is sometimes forced upon us. In this case, the latest addition of a recycled glass countertop, new vanity, mirrored cabinets and sink were supposed to mark the completion of this bathroom overhaul. But there was something noticeably missing.
The counter area needed a backsplash for a finished look that pulled the whole room together.
The color of this stained Maple floor is called “Jellybean.” When you look at it in natural daylight, it is gray. Put it under artificial light, and it takes on a deep brown.
But no matter where you look in Brittany’s new Milford, OH, home, this floor from Mirage Hardwood is the perfect background for her sky blue and terracotta walls, and her kitchen backsplash tiles that look like they were painted with watercolors.
These colors are just spot-on.
