Looking to tile the backsplash in my kitchen, so was going to ask around for ideas aswell
If were only considering aesthetics, not price or maintenance, then personally I like the look of a lot of stone backplashes
carrara herringbone contrasts well with dark stained timber to give a classic look.
Nero Marquinna & gold/brass go really well together too, was thinking about chevron pattern with gold-glitter grout, but have never seen gold glitter grout upclose, dont know if its all prickly like I imagine
Mixed brick slips can look nice too, pretty cottage-y
Backlit onyx is also a winner, nice warm feel - very slick, would do well in a modern style apartment/bond villain lair
Would think eye-catching mosaics if the backsplash is a feature
Else plain subway tiles, brickbond or stackbond & small colour matching grout if you want to downplay the backsplash to accentuate other aspects of the kitchen
Kitchen backsplashes protect your walls from those embarrassing kitchen mishaps which are bound to leave stains. There a lot of tiles for backsplash you can select from. It mostly depends on the overall style of your home or the type of aura your kitchen has. You can also choose on the basis of the material, finish or the pattern of the tile. Here are some of my personal favorites:
Peel and Stick Resin Vinyl Mosaic Tile - easy to install and look absolutely beautiful (I have this one but not the hexagonal one), Deco Pattern Ceramic Mosaic Tile (this will give a more traditional look to your kitchen), Arabesque Metallic Glass Stone Mosaic Tile. The Herringbone Handcrafted Ceramic Mosaic Tile will also look good. You can try to match the color scheme or style of your house with your kitchen and then decide as well. There are a few articles I can refer you to if in case needed. Just let me know.