Welcome to our site! We have information and directories about Kitchen Backsplash. There are many materials is used for backsplash in kitchen such as stainless steel, aluminums, mosaic tile, ceramic tile. It is installed between overhead cabinet and countertop, especially on the wall above stove to protect all splashes. It must have good quality also easy to clean up, maintenance and beautiful looking.

You are visiting a friend that has just had a beautiful kitchen remodel done. It is a lovely kitchen with stunning granite countertops and a sharp looking tile backsplash. The glass door cabinets are filled with the good china. Somehow after spending a small fortune the room still looks a bit drab. So many times people spend a wad of money renovating a room and neglect to take the lighting into consideration. Properly placed lighting of the correct type can literally make or break a room. That tile backsplash can be brought to life with some low voltage linear lighting. The china in those glass door cabinets can really show itself off with some puck lights and glass shelves. View more...




Homeowners seeking inspiration for using tile in their kitchen or bath can now find hundreds of ideas on Tile Ideas, a multimedia CD-ROM. Developed by Bassworks Multimedia, the CD includes more than 400 photographs of tile installations, 350 tile patterns and simple-to-use interactive design tools. “Homeowners are able to look through vast galleries of tile installations and tile patterns to find something that sparks their creative juices – far more than is possible in a printed book. If they see something they like, they can print out the page in color,” notes Bassworks president James Bass. View more...




Installing ceramic tile properly, fast becoming a lost art, is being resurrected through a series of instructional DVDs & videos produced for laymen by an expert known as Hank The Tile Doctor. Hank Visser, who has almost 45 years experience in ceramic tile, has produced two VHS and two DVD videos on "Do It Yourself Tile" and "Shower Drain and Pan Installation." Hank The Tile Doctor had planned to write a book in the mid-1990s on working with ceramic tile but about that time discovered the Web on the Internet and then learned about a video production company near his home. He decided a far better way to teach would be through VHS, DVDs and with a Web site. View more...