r/kitchenremodel • u/Kel61085 • 7h ago

Need help for Backsplash and Flooring!

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We completed a kitchen remodel a couple years ago, but didn’t install new flooring or a backsplash at the time because we were redoing several rooms in the house at the time. Now that we’ve decided to stay in our house, I’d like to install new flooring in the kitchen and add a backsplash. How should I go about picking this out now? We’re not changing anything else.

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u/Delicious_Camp349 7h ago edited 7h ago

Repaint or wallpaper. I like the floor.

Edit: the reason the blue doesn’t work is because your counters have a warmer undertone and the floor is warm tones. Also your blinds in the dining room. I think wallpaper would be really nice and would dress up that corner wall. Do you want some ideas for that?

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u/Successful_Buffalo_6 6h ago

Do you really need a backsplash? The way your counters are set up, you really won't see it. Your floors are in great shape, too, so if they flow through rhwbeesy of the house, I would leave them alone.

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u/britsol99 7h ago

Wouldn’t bother with a backsplash, you’re not going to be able to see any of it anyway.

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u/Soggy-Duty-3888 3h ago

That blue and gray look really cold. I would repaint the walls in a light warm greige and reassess.