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Perfect end to a kitchen tile backsplash with a beautiful color coordinated trim piece that provides a finished look and doesn’t call attention to the “end” of the splash. carlaaston.com
Is there a rule to this? I've been asked this before. Personally, I always try to go with the cleanest, neatest transitions on any job.
I’m republishing this post today from 2021 as I toured a couple of million dollar model homes recently and saw a detail that I talk about avoiding here in this post. :-(
Read MoreHorizontal slab mirror | Carla Aston, Designer | Tori Aston, Photographer
There are instances when a horizontal slab of mirror -- when done purposefully and the bathroom's overall design is kept in mind -- is the absolute best solution.
Read MoreWhite kitchen with waterfall edge kitchen island - Designer, Carla Aston | Photographer, Colleen Scott
If I’m working on a kitchen with a peninsula, 9 times out of 10 -- unless the kitchen is huge -- that layout can be dramatically improved upon.
Read MoreWhen no side splash is really needed, don't do it! Designer: Carla Aston, Photographer: Tori Aston
Awkward. That’s what they are. There’s no better word.
Read MoreImage via: Rip and Tan, Jenny Kayne, Designer: Erin Fetherston
You know those typical 4” high granite backsplashes that many kitchens with a granite countertop have? The ones you automatically get when you order a countertop at Home Depot or Lowe’s or your local granite fabricator?
You know the one that I have BEGGED you NOT to leave on when you go back in later to install a tile backsplash after the fact????
Well, I found an example of an idea I’ve been trying to sell some of my clients who have had a hard time believing this is a thing. Take a look.
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