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A well-made backsplash is a fundamental accessory in the kitchen, preventing possible damage and unwanted traces of years of usage can bring.
Notwithstanding, quality needn’t come at the penance of eye-appeal, and today’s interior designers are moreover driving the charge on high-quality kitchen backsplashes that deliver just as they look.
The stainless steel backsplash explicitly gives an outstanding modern sheen, while keeping your kitchen in top structure.
There are various types you can select from. Your choice will largely depend on your personal preferences, along with your culinary needs. Stainless steel backsplash tiles are a well-known choice because of its splendid brilliance and simple to clean convenience, while copper and brass backsplash age with rustic appeal after some time, reminiscent of an old-aged tavern.
On the other hand, hammered metals are also standing out due to their distinctive uniqueness, and are perfect for the smaller kitchen in need of an outstanding focal element. Regardless of your design decision, your kitchen experience will never be the same with our top stainless steel metal backsplash ideas.
The kitchen is a consistently evolving area in our home, where convenience and development are top priorities. But no matter how modern it could get, still one thing remains—that the kitchen is the heart of the home.
STAINLESS STEEL
Do you desire a high-quality stainless steel metal backsplash? Everything in this kitchen design seems very cutting-edge and creative! As a backsplash, use ubiquity tiles in brushed stainless steel. The metal backsplash created by ALLOY Solid Metal Tiles is excellent.
MINIMALIST
Do you long for a kitchen that is both updated and trendy in its minimalistic, bright aesthetic? Lankford Design Group has done a wonderful job with this kitchen. Such a beautiful kitchen and it is spotless and well-equipped.
TRANSITIONAL
This eco-friendly kitchen layout is a hit with everyone. This FourSeasons MetalWorks kitchen design is the epitome of sleek modernity. That’s a FourSeasons MetalWorks backsplash, and that’s a green tiled sink that’s built right in.
TRADITIONAL
Want a kitchen with a historic look that is also contemporary? In this kitchen design by Design Concepts by Jean with a patterned backsplash, everything seems so nice and cozy. This stainless steel tile backsplash from Mohawk is really lovely.
CUSTOM-BUILT
Want to experience being in a real kitchen while dining at a restaurant? The cabinets, hardware, hood, range, and backsplash all have this stainless steel finish that is both polished and brushed. Vicente Burin Architects came up with this particular custom-built kitchen design.
RUSTIC
Do you want a classic and rustic kitchen design that gives the impression that it was constructed in the woods or forests? FabCab has created a wonderful plan for a natural and rustic kitchen in this example. Stunning mosaic tile for the backsplash made of one-third stainless steel.
STEEL + PLYWOOD
Anybody can see that this kitchen design is the pinnacle of contemporary style and coziness, all while being incredibly airy and refreshing—plywood-attached backsplash sheets of brushed stainless steel. Sustainable Kitchens has created a stunning kitchen.
URBAN KITCHEN
Want to imagine yourself in a restaurant’s kitchen while enjoying the comforts of home? This is another stunning creation by Cary Bernstein Architect. A professional metalworker created the flawless backsplash in this one.
METAL MOSAICS
Do you want to have a highly contemporary and automated kitchen design that appears to be fully furnished and finished simultaneously? The granite countertop is gorgeous, and the metal backsplash is made of stainless steel. Steele Consulting Group came up with a sleek design for this contemporary kitchen.
CONTEMPORARY
Someone in this household enjoys preparing meals. This kitchen, designed by Robin Rigby Fisher CMKBD/CAPS, has everything you might want in a modern, up-to-date cooking space. This modern kitchen has a beautiful backsplash that serves a practical purpose.
Why Use Stainless Steel
There are many reasons that will make you prefer stainless steel for your backsplash. Here is the rundown:
First, a stainless steel tile backsplash is affordable. Stainless steel has that smooth contemporary look that everyone’s searching for. In some cases, its modern appearance makes individuals feel that it is costly. When in fact, it is inexpensive compared with stone backsplash.
Next, it is durable and long-lasting. This material is appropriate for those who love dependable items. Its capacity to decrease the risk of mold makes it more sturdy. Aside from that, its metallic appearance is fascinating to behold.
Moreover, stainless steel backsplash sheets are relatively easy to install. Most of the time, we need to contract an expert to install backsplash. When it comes to its installation, it is a lighter that is easy to install. In fact, you do not need to hire a professional because you can DIY it. Thus, you get enough savings that you can use for something else.
Finally, a stainless steel stove backsplash makes you spot dirty surfaces easily. Not only that its smooth surface causes you to find messy spots effectively, but this material also gives a surface that won’t enable stains to remain. With a cloth and warm water, the spots are no more. Another method to clean your stainless steel kitchen backsplash is through using vinegar or baking soda.
COBBLE PATTERN
This excellent automatic modern kitchen design is fantastic! This metal mosaic stainless steel tile offered three different tile sizes and was inspired by the cobblestone streets of Europe. Such a good tile design by Eden Mosaic Tile.
INDUSTRIAL
The kitchen is a great example of industrial and modern design, and it’s also incredibly light and inviting. This industrial kitchen’s backsplash is made of stainless steel—a wonderful kitchen space by Pause Designs.
METAL BRICKS
Jamie Laubhan-Oliver created a charming and homey country kitchen with this design. The backsplash of this state-of-the-art kitchen is a gleaming metal brick mosaic. The leaf accents on the wall complement the tile backsplash well.
GLOSSY
Everyone will agree that everything seems so tidy and complete, even if this kitchen design has a small amount of room—stainless steel backsplash for hassle-free cleaning. Exceptional Frames Photography shot this excellent kitchen design.
Tips On Decorating Your Kitchen
Concentrate on a room’s primary highlights like the pattern and shape of the backsplash, or the furniture’s straight lines or breathtaking subtleties. In case you’re going for a country effect or rustic, go for pieces that appear as they originated from the wild like hammered stainless steel in a glossy silk finish.
On the other hand, make a timeless and classic Scandinavian design by going for a shiny stainless steel metallic tile in a simple interlocking mosaic pattern or a linear stripe. Maintain a mellow mood with extra minimalist subtleties and finishes, such as unhampered windows, uncovered wood components, and pale gray textures.
When you’re handling a bathroom or kitchen makeover, it’s smart to begin with a standout component like decorative tile, and then choose materials to counter and complement it. For example, stainless steel metal tile goes well with a kitchen-savvy porcelain floor tile that looks like concrete.
Meanwhile, you can create lavishness in your home with classic architecture by countering a fresh, timeless stainless steel tile backsplash with a blend of warm, complementary woods and metals.
Making a visual connection with a connecting space can be as simple as matching a stainless steel brick tile on the living room chimney or lounge area central divider with a stainless steel mosaic border on the kitchen backsplash. Utilize chrome table and seat legs, stainless steel backsplash with shelf, metal workmanship, and stainless steel appliances to spread in metallic vibe in your home.
A color theme can bloom naturally when you think about the structure’s inspirational elements. A neutral backsplash fits properly into such fragile structures by providing a dash of edginess for balance without interrupting the entire design.
CHECKER PLATE
Want a kitchen that’s both stylish and functional? This Ridalco Stainless Steel kitchen design is the epitome of sleek modernity. A metal backsplash will reflect light, giving the illusion that the room is more spacious than it is.
MODERN
Want a kitchen design that combines a natural aesthetic with modern elements? This plan by Midland Cabinet Company appears both energizing and cutting-edge. Two appliance garages are built into the stainless steel backsplash, adding hidden storage space.
TROPICAL
This blue-obsessed homeownership proposal is perfect for a kitchen with a tropical vibe. What a breath of fresh air and a return to nature for kitchen decor. This turquoise kitchen features a metal sheet backsplash. Amazing work by Toronto Interior Design Group on this gorgeous kitchen.
SHEET METAL
Do you want an up-to-date and relaxing kitchen, thanks to its proximity to natural light and a window overlooking the outdoors? Incredibly spacious kitchen by Webber + Studio, Architects. Crippen Sheet Metal did an incredible job with the stainless steel backsplash.
How To Install Stainless Steel Backsplash
Start by turning off the electricity to any outlets in the room you will work, then uninstall all the switch and receptacle covers.
Beginning toward one side of the wall, tape the Kraft paper to the end. Next, unroll the paper along the divider, taping it securely as you move along.
When the whole backsplash region is secured, utilize your utility knife and cut the top and base of the paper to fit firmly into the backsplash zone. Then, cut out the openings for every one of the switches and receptacles.
Now cautiously get rid of the Kraft paper template. You would now be able to utilize this template to arrange your new backsplash.
While you are waiting for your new backsplash, take the opportunity to clean the wall to get rid of any remaining dirt or grease and afterward sand it to offer a decent gripping surface for the construction adhesive.
Now we move to how to install stainless steel backsplash. Installation starts by covering the counter with newspaper to avoid the sharp edges of the backsplash from cutting or scratching the counter surface.
Next, put the construction adhesive to the back of the backsplash. With the caulking gun, run a bead then spread it out equally with the putty blade.
Position the new backsplash near the divider beginning toward one side, press it firmly against the divider. You can utilize a rolling pin to smooth the backsplash set up and expel any air bubbles.
Secure the backsplash by taping it until the glue has the opportunity to set up.
After the adhesive has dried, get rid of the tape and remove any adhesive marks utilizing alcohol.
Finally, caulk along the top and base edges of the backsplash, then sit back and enjoy your new backsplash.
Want to feel natural and highly refreshed in your kitchen? The design of this kitchen will impress everyone who loves the color green—stainless steel sink built into the backsplash by FourSeasons MetalWorks. Hermitage Kitchen Design Gallery created such a stunning kitchen.
ELEGANT
You can’t argue with the fact that this is one sleek and sophisticated-looking modern kitchen. The kitchen by Frederick + Frederick Architects is an excellent example of contemporary kitchen design. All of the kitchen’s high-end elements contribute to its sophisticated appearance.
MEDITERRANEAN
Want a kitchen that is both bright and slightly modern in style? Try a Mediterranean-inspired layout. Everybody will agree that AVID Associates LLC did a fantastic job designing this kitchen. Antique Floors, located in Dallas, Texas, carries stainless steel tiles.
EXCEPTIONAL
This kitchen was designed by Emerick Architects, and it features several distinct and extraordinary features. To continue with the industrial feel of the room, this layout features custom cabinetry made of stainless steel, complete with an integrated sink and backsplash.
Stainless Steel Backsplash Ideas For Your Kitchen
Stainless steel in the kitchen is not only for refrigerators and stoves. Interior designers utilize stainless steel on everything from the ceiling to the floor. A backsplash is an engaging spot for stainless steel since it is sturdy and classy enough to be utilized in such an exceptionally noticeable spot, and there are an assortment of designs, so you can generally find the correct style for your very own space.
Tile
Stainless steel tiles integrate the look of conventional tile with the shine of stainless, which makes it ideal for about any style or theme. Stainless steel backsplash tiles come in similar sizes that you can expect with porcelain or ceramic tile. The size of tile you pick relies upon the style of your house. Small, square mosaic tiles work when you need to add a touch of texture to the your space, while subway tiles look perfect in a room that is more conventional.
Brushed Steel
A single sheet of brushed stainless steel lights up the region without indicating every finger marks and showcase that polished stainless steel can appear. A metal contractor can cut a single piece of stainless steel to cover the whole space from the counter to the cupboards, giving you a spotless, seamless appearance that is ideal for any kitchen.
Patterned Sheets
You can stamp stainless steel sheets in an interesting texture to offer you the best of both worlds—the look of an intricate tile design without the grout and cracks that can accumulate gunk and dirt.
Diamond Plate
Diamond plate stainless steel has been utilized to protect truck beds and industrial spaces for quite a while, and there is no reason why you can’t use it for the kitchen.
How To Install Stainless Steel Backsplash
Start by turning off the electricity to any outlets in the room you will work, then uninstall all the switch and receptacle covers.
Beginning toward one side of the wall, tape the Kraft paper to the end. Next, unroll the paper along the divider, taping it securely as you move along.
When the whole backsplash region is secured, utilize your utility knife and cut the top and base of the paper to fit firmly into the backsplash zone. Then, cut out the openings for every one of the switches and receptacles.
Now cautiously get rid of the Kraft paper template. You would now be able to utilize this template to arrange your new backsplash.
While you are waiting for your new backsplash, take the opportunity to clean the wall to get rid of any remaining dirt or grease and afterward sand it to offer a decent gripping surface for the construction adhesive.
Now we move to how to install stainless steel backsplash. Installation starts by covering the counter with newspaper to avoid the sharp edges of the backsplash from cutting or scratching the counter surface.
Next, put the construction adhesive to the back of the backsplash. With the caulking gun, run a bead then spread it out equally with the putty blade.
Position the new backsplash near the divider beginning toward one side, press it firmly against the divider. You can utilize a rolling pin to smooth the backsplash set up and expel any air bubbles.
Secure the backsplash by taping it until the glue has the opportunity to set up.
After the adhesive has dried, get rid of the tape and remove any adhesive marks utilizing alcohol.
Finally, caulk along the top and base edges of the backsplash, then sit back and enjoy your new backsplash.
Four Benefits Of Using Stainless Steel Backsplash
Below are at least four reasons why you should choose a stainless steel backsplash:
1. Reasonably priced
Stainless steel provides that sleek, modern aesthetic that everyone desires. Its futuristic design sometimes leads others to believe it is pricey. In actuality, stainless steel backsplash is less expensive than stone backsplash.
2. Long-lasting and durable
Stainless steel backsplashes are easier to maintain than other materials such as wood or stone.
This material is ideal for individuals who want things that will last a long time. It is more durable due to its ability to lower the risk of mold growth. Aside from that, its shiny appearance is appealing.
3. Simple Installation
Sometimes we need additional cash to hire a professional to install backsplash. In reality, stainless steel is a lightweight material that is simple to install.
You do not need to have the assistance of a specialist because you do it yourself. This will assist you in lowering costs so that money may be dedicated to other priorities.
4. Visible Spots
Not only does its clear surface make it easy to see unclean spots, but it also provides a surface that prevents stains from adhering. The spots can be removed with a basic fabric and warm water. Another option is to use baking soda or vinegar to clean the surface.
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