Design a Backsplash with Stone Tile!
Stone includes so many beautiful profucts: marble, Travertine, limestone, quartz...
There's something truly timeless about all of these types of stone tile, whether you use it on floors or on wall in backsplash designs, and whether it's with traditional tiles or split-face ledgerstone.
If you'd like to lear more about Travertine, consider exploring the following articles:
>> The Truth About Buying Travertine Tile
>> 6 Tips on How to Install Travertine Tile
>> Mining Travertine Tile: From Quarry to your Home
>> Travertine Tile Finishes: honed, tumbled, polished and chiseled edge
>> Why and How to Seal Travertine Tile
>> 13 Facts About Travertine Tile
In this section we focus on backsplashes and show you how the different looks can be used to transform inside and outdoor spaces.
Transform Your Spaces With a Travertine Backsplash
We particularly love how metal mosaics play with other mosaic materials. Notice how the Travertine colors and shapes lend themselves perfectly to designs that combine decorative elements.
Travertine is a natural for the kitchen as well as any other space. When you visit the Fort Myers store, you'll notice a Travertine entertainment unit. It's a one-of-kind-piece that features different types and finishes of Travertine so you can imagine how you might interpret the look for your own backsplash design. For more perspective on this piece, check out:
>> Looking for Travertine Tile in Tampa, Sarasota and Fort Myers? Check Out Tile Outlets of America!
>> Also see From Tile Dream to Tile Installation Reality in Fort Myers, FL
Travertine Ledgerstone
The last five images show you how to transform a space with ledgerstone. This look is particularly striking when used outdoors. However, it adds considerable warmth and visual interest indoors, too, as you can see from the images of this kitchen backsplash.
>> For more about ledgerstone, read Consider Stacked Stone Ledger Panels For A Textural Wall Look
There's something truly timeless about all of these types of stone tile, whether you use it on floors or on wall in backsplash designs, and whether it's with traditional tiles or split-face ledgerstone.
If you'd like to lear more about Travertine, consider exploring the following articles:
>> The Truth About Buying Travertine Tile
>> 6 Tips on How to Install Travertine Tile
>> Mining Travertine Tile: From Quarry to your Home
>> Travertine Tile Finishes: honed, tumbled, polished and chiseled edge
>> Why and How to Seal Travertine Tile
>> 13 Facts About Travertine Tile
In this section we focus on backsplashes and show you how the different looks can be used to transform inside and outdoor spaces.
Transform Your Spaces With a Travertine Backsplash
We particularly love how metal mosaics play with other mosaic materials. Notice how the Travertine colors and shapes lend themselves perfectly to designs that combine decorative elements.
Travertine is a natural for the kitchen as well as any other space. When you visit the Fort Myers store, you'll notice a Travertine entertainment unit. It's a one-of-kind-piece that features different types and finishes of Travertine so you can imagine how you might interpret the look for your own backsplash design. For more perspective on this piece, check out:
>> Looking for Travertine Tile in Tampa, Sarasota and Fort Myers? Check Out Tile Outlets of America!
>> Also see From Tile Dream to Tile Installation Reality in Fort Myers, FL
Travertine Ledgerstone
The last five images show you how to transform a space with ledgerstone. This look is particularly striking when used outdoors. However, it adds considerable warmth and visual interest indoors, too, as you can see from the images of this kitchen backsplash.
>> For more about ledgerstone, read Consider Stacked Stone Ledger Panels For A Textural Wall Look
Marble Strips
Split Face Mosaic
Geometric Marble
Elongated Hex Mosaic
Elongated Hex Mosaic
Split Face Travertine
Split Face Travertine
Polished Marble Mosaic
Tumbled Travertine