After all
the heavy subjects I’ve been pressing for the last few weeks, I wanted to take
a break and talk about something fun and fresh! Aluminum and steel are stark, robust
metals which can add a splash of vibrant décor to any kitchen. Today, I’m going
to teach you all a quick weekend project that will be sure to leave your guests
impressed the next time they come over. All you’ll need is a full day, a few
spare bucks, and a creative mind! If you’re ready, let’s get started!
Sleek, beautiful, and very minimalistic. |
This
project offers full on creativity from the very start! Stainless steel and
aluminum tiles can come in a huge array of finishes and designs, so pick the
one you like best from a trusted home improvement or online source. Pick
wisely, since these tiles will be the main attraction and eye-catcher. Start by
printing off some pictures of potential steel designs. Place them up to the
surface they’ll be covering and evaluate. How do they look? More importantly, how
do they fit? You’ll want to be careful to cut through as little of the tiles as
possible or the end result will look sloppy.
Once you’ve
got your tile of choice picked out and ready to go, use some glue to stick the
tiles to the wall. All you need is a few dabs at each corner. If you so choose,
leave some spaces between the tiles and grout them just like you would ceramic
tiles. Not only does this add a professional and edgy look, but the caulk will
help the tiles set better and more securely.
And that’s
it! All of a sudden you’ve transformed a drab and plain kitchen backwall into a
fun and modern scene that’s sure to make a splash! To synchronize your new wall
with your kitchen, consider putting out some stainless steel or chrome
utensils, such as hanging pots and pans, utensils in a small utensil stand, or
teapots. Make sure you don’t crowd the available space and lay out the objects
sparingly. This will give your kitchen a minimalistic look while amping the
modern feel.
If you want
some more in-depth information on exactly how to create your new backwall, click
the following link: http://www.familyhandyman.com/kitchen/stainless-steel-kitchen-backsplash/view-all.
Happy
kitchen decorating!
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