Mid-century modern style makes a statement with functional and simple elements. Let’s dive into five backsplash trends that are an ode to the popular design era.
Classic subway tile takes on different styles depending on size and installation pattern. Extra-long 16-inch subway tiles stacked vertically or horizontally highlight mid-century minimalism and create a modern look with more uniform grout lines.
Incorporate bold patterns to balance the clean lines of mid-century style. Opt for largescale geometric patterns true to the era over small floral designs. If you’re not ready to fully commit to a bold pattern, install it over the cooktop as an accent.
Hexagons are a quintessential shape of mid-century design. The crossover of straight edges and curved style is inviting yet sleek.
Bold, saturated colors instantly add character to any room. Popular mid-century palettes like orange, yellow, green and blue are energetic and eye-catching. These hues complement mid-tone wood for a sophisticated space. Shop tile by color to find the tone that matches your style.
Mosaic tile took center stage in mid-century modern design. It adds texture and interest to any surface and comes in a variety of shapes, from hexagon to picket to penny rounds. Choose tone-on-tone mosaics for a subtle look and go bolder with contrasting patterns, colors and grout.
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