Your backsplash can either make or break the look of your kitchen, but you don't have to spend a fortune to get that ...

A mesh-backed mosaic backsplash can add a dash of dramatic flair to a kitchen. The post How to Tile a Backsplash appeared first on Family Handyman.

Tiles can run from as low as $2 a square foot for a basic ceramic tile to $100 a square foot for natural stone or hand-glazed. One way to save money is to mix different types. Maybe you’re doing most ...

4. Mix it Up. Add interest and combine different materials, like stone mosaics with with glass tile. Try mixing it up and use "metal stix" mosaics, which is is a tile with interlocking, linear ...

Ceramic tile is the most popular option for a kitchen backsplash. Ceramic tiles are incredibly versatile—they come in many shapes, sizes and colors and can be installed in numerous patterns.

Kitchen Murals. Take a page from this mural-filled kitchen in Valenza, Spain. The kitchen, which dates back to the 18th century, shows scenes of daily life depicted on azulejos tiles.

I was quoted thousands of dollars to demo my kitchen backsplash. I decided to tile over the tile myself for around $600. The key to my success was an adhesive tile mat, and it's very simple to do ...

The result is a showstopping backsplash that cost less than a more traditional option, such as natural stone, Ms. Bryan said. That’s even more reason for the homeowner to love it.