Tired of the same old, same old backsplashes? We’ve scoured Singapore kitchens to find the coolest, most unique designs. From bold textures to unexpected tile designs, these backsplash fads are sure to make your cooking space stand out from the crowd.&nbsp;<h4>1. Same same but different tiles</h4>For those opting to add a very subtle interest, this is a cool idea: use similar tiles together. Here, two sets of kitkat tiles were chosen for the kitchen backsplash. One side has the tiles placed horizontally, while the other side laid the tiles upright for even more visual interest. It’s a design that isn't overly showy—you'll only notice if you pay close attention.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1080/608;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/ad8edbf5-d797-4933-9eb7-340a8ded0d7b-blob" width="1080" height="608"></figure>Design: Intr Studio&nbsp;<h4>2. Mixing two contrasting materials</h4>For a bolder flavour profile, you can always use two completely different tiles to create a clearer contrast. This kitchen pairs a flashy terrazzo surface with more delicate white kitkat tiles that seemingly blend into the white backdrop. When you see it from afar, only the terrazzo segment stands out so it’s almost like having a short backsplash, which is a trend in itself!&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1080/720;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/84d988c4-6665-42cd-b730-632ca13e9997-blob" width="1080" height="720"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.renonation.sg/professional/insight.out-studio">Insight.Out Studio</a> &nbsp;<h4>3. Go brick, or go home</h4>Brick walls always conjure up images of SoHo lofts, with their artsy vibe and their raffish glamour. If you are not keen to go full industrial with one, consider a brick backsplash that adds all the character without the full commitment. It works with other interior design styles as well, like this farmhouse look this home was going for.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:864/1080;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/fdb50504-6a02-4127-b78d-869453b60170-blob" width="864" height="1080"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.renonation.sg/professional/ethereall">Ethereall</a>&nbsp;<h4>4. Tinted mirrored surface</h4>We understand the struggle of a tiny kitchen all too well. If you are a small-space dweller, this quirky backsplash using a mirrored backsplash will help to increase the sense of space. The key is to have it face a window so that it reflects and bounces the light around your kitchen. Thanks to the rosy copper hue, you also get a splash of retro.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1080/1080;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/84d03d3a-f220-4441-af9d-b336490182aa-blob" width="1080" height="1080"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.renonation.sg/professional/comfort-home-renovation">Comfort Home Interior</a>&nbsp;<blockquote>Need an interior designer for your dream kitchen and a super cool backsplash? Just fill out the form <a href="https://www.renonation.sg/get-free-quote">here</a> and we'll connect you with up to 5 recommended firms that fit your needs perfectly.</blockquote>&nbsp;<h4>5. Using a slab of natural material</h4>Pick a gorgeous material like travertine, which is a natural stone, for your backsplash and you’ve got an instant winner. But what’s even better is having a travertine backsplash with all its flaws and intricacies that come with using natural materials and you’ve got a winner with edge and plenty of character. Flaunt it as your kitchen’s centrepiece by making everything else pared back in comparison. Talk about a conversation starter.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:810/1080;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/bddbf741-2d5a-47d1-bb64-9df70f6a6976-blob" width="810" height="1080"></figure><figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1080/810;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/e473649c-50ab-40de-a4af-1d31ddda358d-blob" width="1080" height="810"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.renonation.sg/professional/authors-%E2%80%A2-interior-&amp;-styling">Authors Interior &amp; Styling</a>&nbsp;<h4>6. Tile mural for the backsplash</h4>Sure, they help protect your walls from water and oil splashes, but a backsplash, at the heart of it all, is really a blank canvas. Unleash your inner artist with a tiled mural like in this kitchen. Why it works here without looking tacky is because the rest of the kitchen’s just as fun. I mean, have you seen that Ayam Brand fridge?&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1080/689;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/fce9916d-9078-4cc1-81f6-6279e1530d31-blob" width="1080" height="689"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.renonation.sg/professional/underrated-studio">Underrated Studio</a>&nbsp;<h4>7. Curved ends</h4>If your kitchen suffers from an awkward layout and your backsplash doesn’t end at the upper cabinets in a nice and neat way, then a curved ending is one way to add a touch of quirky while preventing an abrupt, boxy cut-off.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:864/1080;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/37d983c5-0ecd-4c65-a2f9-ba5bebbdeca5-blob" width="864" height="1080"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.renonation.sg/professional/ethereall">Ethereall</a>&nbsp;<h4>8. Peek-a-boo</h4>A floral-patterned niche stands out against the copper-red backsplash, freeing up some space on the counters. The colours reflect the backsplash, striking a balance that draws the eye without being overpowering.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1440/1800;" src="https://d213h1b7vxzzl3.cloudfront.net/editor/8239650e-f63d-431d-abe5-84aa1dffad45-blob" width="1440" height="1800"></figure>Design: <a href="https://www.renonation.sg/professional/ofthebox">Ofthebox</a>

8 Unconventional Backsplash Designs Seen in Singapore Kitchens

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