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3 Secrets For The Perfect Mashed Potatoes

With Thanksgiving right around the corner, our thoughts turn to succulent turkey with stuffing, cranberry sauce, and everyone’s favorite side dish — mashed potatoes! Whether you prefer Yukon Gold, sweet potatoes, or both, here are three secrets for the perfect mashed potatoes made in your very own dream kitchen.

Secret #1: Pick The Perfect Spuds

According to Good Housekeeping, Yukon Gold and Russet are the top picks for traditional mashed potatoes. These two varieties have a thinner skin and higher starch content than most, which helps keep your mashed potatoes smooth and delicious. Russet potatoes are the classic choice and mash to a light and fluffy consistency. Yukon Gold potatoes are naturally buttery with a creamy consistency and have become increasingly popular on holiday tables over the past few years.

When it comes to mashed sweet potatoes, Cooks Illustrated recommends sticking with varieties that have a deep orange flesh, like Red Garnet and Jewel. Not only do they have a richer and sweeter flavor than other types of sweet potatoes, but they also have a moister, creamier texture that lends itself to mashing. Shop for fresh potatoes a few days before your feast, and store them in pull out baskets inside your dream kitchen cabinetry until the big day.

Secret #2: Cook Them Correctly

Once you wash and peel your potatoes, cut them into quarters and then into evenly sized chunks. Small, even pieces cook quicker and more consistently. The next step is boiling your potatoes. Get a large pot from your cookware organizer, add your cut potatoes, and cover them with cold water. Add ½ – 1 teaspoon of salt, bring the water to a boil, and reduce the heat to a simmer. Better Homes and Gardens has some great tutorials and techniques for perfectly boiling sweet potatoes and other varieties like Yukon Gold or Russet potatoes. Test your potatoes with a fork to make sure they are tender and fully cooked, and then drain your potatoes well using a large colander in the kitchen sink.

Secret #3: Be Gentle And Season Well

Now that your potatoes of choice are perfectly cooked and well-drained, the true magic begins. While nobody likes lumpy mashed potatoes, mixing too vigorously or for too long will result in a thick, pasty and unappetizing consistency. Instead, remember to be gentle!

You can prep your potatoes by hand with a masher, or pull up your heavy duty mixer and whip on low speed until blended. Just don’t overwork them. Let your butter come to room temperature and warm up your milk before adding them to your warm potatoes, and then season to taste with salt and pepper from your kitchen pantry cabinet or spice rack.

Happy Thanksgiving!

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Breathtaking Details For A Beautiful Open Concept Living Space

There is a lot to love about an open concept floor plan. Bright, airy and spacious, this contemporary approach to home building starts with a welcoming entryway. From there, the home opens up into a visually seamless great room that typically includes a kitchen, dining room, and family/TV room. But how do you successfully design an open concept living space?

An open concept floor plan is undeniably appealing, but also requires careful planning, whether you are building a new home or tackling a renovations checklist. Without walls to divide each distinct area, it is important to keep your interior design both cohesive and clutter-free. From color choices to custom cabinets, here are a few breathtaking details to consider when creating a beautiful open concept living space.

Choosing an open concept color scheme.

As we mentioned earlier, an open concept floor plan is visually seamless. Therefore, you need to choose your colors wisely. Jumping from one bold color to the next can be jarring, so it’s best to find one liveable hue and go from there. Most interior designers would recommend sticking with a neutral palette of white, beige or soft grey for walls. These subtle colors suit an open concept floor plan and help to create a serene blank canvas that allows you to be creative with your decor. Swapping out the TV room throw pillows with the seasons? Why not! Two-tone custom cabinets? No problem. To add visual interest without being overly busy, you could also opt for an accent wall in a favorite hue, or just a step or two up the color swatch for a dynamic, monochromatic look in the same color family. When decorating an open concept home, stick to one or two complementary shades and carry your color scheme throughout each area for continuity. The same holds true for matching kitchen cabinet finishes when installing TV room cabinetry.

Finding the best flooring for an open concept living space.

Again, the goal is to create a visually seamless space when building an open concept home or tackling a renovations checklist. Many homeowners love the look of hardwood flooring, but it’s not always the best choice for wet areas like the kitchen. That is why tile flooring is so popular in kitchen design. But installing tile in the kitchen and hardwood in the TV room and dining room creates a two-tone visual divide in an open concept space (aka an ugly line running right in the middle of your great room). For a breathtaking (and functional) solution, why not consider luxury vinyl planks or wood-look tile. These durable flooring options are impervious to water damage, low-maintenance, and realistically mimic the beauty of hardwood, offering homeowners the ultimate solution for this common design dilemma. Luxury vinyl planks or wood-look tile can be seamlessly installed in the entire open concept living area and throughout the home.

More breathtaking details for a beautiful open concept living space:

Reflect light around a great room with glass front cabinet doors, and/or mirrors.
Keep it classy by pairing custom cabinets with natural stone countertops.
Apron front kitchen sinks add an extra touch of visual interest.
Include a large kitchen island in your design to discreetly designate the kitchen area.
Complete your kitchen with a tile backsplash.
Install i nside cabinet accessories to help reduce clutter.
Define spaces with coordinating area rugs and window treatments.
Create intimate, comfortable seating arrangements.
Add architectural details like crown molding and wainscotting.
Enhance your lighting with canned fixtures, pendants, large windows and skylights.

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5 Late Summer Slow Cooker Recipes

It’s common to hide your slow cooker behind cabinet doors during the warmer months, but this handy kitchen appliance is perfect for lazy summer days. You simply need to adjust your menu. When you swap out hearty stews and chili for light dishes with fresh, seasonal ingredients, you end up with an easy dinner the whole family will love. Here are five late summer recipes for cooking low and slow on the kitchen island.

Slow Cooker Vegetable Lasagna

This easy slow cooker lasagna from Eating Well calls for garden fresh vegetables instead of meat, like late summer zucchini squash, baby spinach, and portobello mushrooms. Stuffed with mozzarella and ricotta cheese, you can cook this healthy and delicious meal in a slow cooker on low for four hours (or high for two hours) and have dinner on the table in a flash. Serve it with garlic bread and a fresh salad (and a glass of Summer Sangria from your wine storage cabinet). Click here for the recipe from Eating Well.

Slow Cooker Pork Ribs

Erin from Well Plated says these easy slow cooker ribs take only ten minutes of prep — the slow cooker does the rest of the work for you! Using a slow cooker instead of a grill reduces the risk of overcooking and fills your kitchen with the sweet and savory aroma of BBQ. If you’re craving succulent and delicious, fall off the bone pork ribs with a flavorful homemade sauce, click here.

Corn Chowder

Corn Chowder is a light and tasty late summer meal that cooks low and slow in four hours (or 40 minutes on high). This warm and cozy slow cooker recipe from Better Homes and Gardens features fresh summer corn, potatoes, and bacon. You’ll also need a splash of your favorite dry white from your wine storage cabinet, and dried thyme and paprika from your spice rack, for an extra punch of flavor. For the complete list of ingredients and instructions from BHG, click here.

Slow Cooker Barbacoa-Style Beef Tacos
What could be better than tacos on a late summer evening? Slow Cooker Barbacoa-Style Beef Tacos! Not your average taco recipe, this Tasty dish features a tender chuck roast simmered low and slow for eight and a half hours with spicy chili peppers in adobo sauce. Serve on a flour or corn tortilla with queso fresco, avocado slices, fresh cilantro and a twist of lime. For the complete recipe from Tasty, click here.

Slow Cooker Coconut Lime Chicken
This easy dish from The Slow Cooker Gourmet calls for bone-in chicken breasts and gets its summery flavor from coconut milk, lime and pineapple juice. Rubbed with dried curry powder, ginger, garlic powder and cajun seasonings from your spice tray, this breezy meal is best enjoyed on the back patio, or pull up a stool at the kitchen island and dig in! For the recipe from The Slow Cooker Gourmet, click here.

10 Charming Details For A Classic Home Interior

What type of style are you creating with your design choices? From your ceilings to your floors, every inch of a home comes together to create an overarching theme.

Do you like an ultra sleek and contemporary aesthetic? Or do you prefer the charm of a traditional home? If it’s a classic interior that you seek, here are ten charming details you can incorporate into your home to create a timeless look that will last for years to come.

1.Wall Treatments

Architectural elements speak volumes to your home’s theme, and it is a misconception that little can be done after your home is built. There are many post-build enhancements to your home’s foundation that can be as impactful as those designed in the blueprint.

Wainscoting is one way to make your home’s interior more visually appealing. It refers to the addition of panels to your walls to make them look warmer and more decorative. There are many different styles of wainscotting, such as board-and-batten, and a wall treatment can be added anywhere you want to increase architectural interest in your home.

2. Tile Backsplash

Another way to spruce up your walls is to install a tile backsplash. Most commonly, a backsplash will be applied in the kitchen on the wall space in between your base and wall cabinets. This is the most functional use for a backsplash, but it does also add an interesting element to the room and can complement your all wood cabinetry or stone countertops. Backsplash tile is also popular in bathrooms and outdoor living spaces.

3. Decorative Ceilings

Ceilings are somewhat forgotten territory in a home, but the addition of crown molding and reclaimed wood beams or beadboard on a ceiling can do wonders for adding charm and character to your home. Take advantage of vertical space and give your plain ceilings a decorative finish.

4. Custom Cabinetry

Choosing classic styles and finishes for your all wood cabinetry can add serious charm, whether you are making over a kitchen, bath, laundry or TV room. If you’re looking for a time-honored option, Shaker Cabinets are a great selection. Clean and classic, Shaker Cabinets have proven to be truly timeless and serve as a great foundation for other custom enhancements like a built-in wine rack or glass front doors.

5. Pulls And Knobs

Don’t forget to embellish those full overlay cabinet doors with the right hardware. Pulls and knobs are some of the smaller details in a home, but they still add visual interest. Skip the cookie-cutter selections and opt for hardware that makes a statement.

6. Decorative Legs And Corbels On A Kitchen Island

Modern furniture tends to be very minimalistic with sharp edges and clean lines. Comparatively, you’ll find decorative details and interesting elements throughout classic and traditional pieces. When picking your kitchen island, pay attention to the legs and corbels. Having artistic details on your kitchen island will help you create the ultimate classic design.

7. Apron Front Sinks

Reminiscent of earlier times, apron front sinks offer that warm and welcoming farmhouse feel. This type of kitchen sink will need to be installed into an apron style cabinet. Unlike a traditional undermount or topmount sink, the front of an apron sink is exposed, which is why this specific cabinet style is required.

8. Natural Stone Countertops

The unique beauty of a natural stone countertop is unparalleled and a marvelous way to bring charm into your family’s kitchen. Quartzite and granite are two popular natural materials that are used to make stunning countertops, and when well maintained, can absolutely withstand the test of time.

9. Windows

Your windows give your home that incomparable natural light that makes a room feel open and airy. They also offer a pristine opportunity to add a little charm. One of the most desirable window enhancements are classic plantation shutters. Available in different louvers sizes, plantation shutters add elegance and a custom look to any room.

10. French Doors

Last but not least, let’s talk about doors. The majority of homes come with standard sliding glass doors that open up to the backyard or patio. While simply lovely, this all glass entryway might lack the charisma you are searching for. French doors are a great alternative for an entryway upgrade and can even be used within the home in lieu of your basic interior doors.

4 Sensational Cocktails For A Hot Summer Day

Beat the heat this summer with a refreshing drink made with ingredients right from your bar cabinet. These sensational cocktails use simple supplies that you likely have at home — and the best part? No bartender is needed! Whip up one of these ice cold adult beverages for your next at-home happy hour or weekend wind down.

1.Vodka Lemonade

Lemonade is a classic summertime treat, and it also makes a great base for a cocktail. You should already have vodka on hand, so head to your home bar and grab a bottle right from your bar cabinet, along with some freshly squeezed lemonade and a few extra lemons.

Mix two ounces of vodka with six ounces of lemonade and pour over ice. Thinly slice a lemon to use as a garnish and voila! You have yourself a delicious summer cocktail in seconds. If you don’t like your drinks super sweet, you can dilute the lemonade with a little club soda or lemon-flavored sparkling water.

2. Calimocho

Sangria is a go-to cocktail in the spring and summer months, because of its fresh, fruity flavors. But some recipes can get pretty elaborate with four kinds of fruit, cinnamon sticks, and brandy. If you want the sweet, slightly bubbly taste of Sangria without the prep, try the Calimocho.

Also known as the “Poor Man’s Sangria,” this Spanish cocktail originates from the Basque region of Spain and needs only two ingredients — soda and wine. If you have a bottle of wine in your wine storage cabinet, you’re halfway there! Traditionally this recipe calls for equal parts cola and red wine. You mix the two liquids together and serve over ice with a lime garnish. It’s unexpected, but don’t knock it until you’ve tried it.

3. Ranch Water

A summer staple in Texas, Ranch Water is simply tequila, lime, and sparkling water (preferably Topo Chico). How much you add of each ingredient is based on your own preferences. Since this recipe is up for interpretation, you can go heavy on the tequila or flood it with lime — it’s completely your call.

If you like your cocktails with a bit of a kick, run a lime around the rim of your glass and dip the glass into some spicy salt. You can make it easily at home by blending coarse salt with ground chili pepper from your bar cabinet spice rack.

Bellini champagne cocktail in crystal glass on blue wooden table

4. Fresh Bellini

If you have a huge bowl of fresh fruit on top of your kitchen island, this recipe is a great way to make use of those ripe peaches. Although opting for fresh peaches in a Bellini is a little more leg work, it’s a thousand times more delicious than a pre-made mix. And this recipe is still only two ingredients!

To make fresh peach puree, all you need to do is peel and slice your peaches and then blend them up in a food processor or blender. Store your puree in the refrigerator, so that it’s nice and cool when you’re ready to serve your Bellinis. Grab a bottle of Prosecco from your wine storage cabinet and you’re ready to go! Each flute should have about two ounces of puree in it before topping with Prosecco for the perfect peachy delight.

The 5 Elements To Include In A Coastal Farmhouse Home

There’s a new trend in town that is easy to fall in love with. Coastal Farmhouse is a serene blend of two iconic styles that pair beautifully together. Farm country can be found all along the coast of the United States, with rural backroads leading to quaint seaside towns steeped in old-fashioned nostalgia. From a soothing, subtle color palette to natural decorative choices, here are the essential elements to include in a Coastal Farmhouse home.

Bright And Breezy Dream Kitchens

Light kitchen cabinet finishes are a signature feature of Coastal Farmhouse homes. Dream kitchens include cabinetry in crisp white, creamy vanilla, and soft shades of grey. These bright and breezy kitchen cabinet finishes help to set the tone and serve as the foundation for your decor and furnishings. Accessories like glass door fronts, cup pulls, natural stone countertops, subway tile, and apron front kitchen sinks help to complete the casual, Coastal Farmhouse look.

Lovely, Low-Maintenance Flooring

While hardwood floors are often found in a farmhouse, they are rather impractical in a beach house. Wood look tile and luxury vinyl are better choices for wet areas like the kitchen, bath and laundry room, and allow you to create a seamless and cohesive look in an open concept living space. These durable materials are low maintenance and impervious to water damage, giving you the look of realistic hardwood without the hassle, and offering the perfect solution for a Coastal Farmhouse home.

Soothing, Subtle Color — And Shiplap

A Coastal Farmhouse color palette is neutral and monochromatic. Soft shades of white, beige and grey are ideal for walls, with crisp white trim, board and batten wainscotting, and shiplap, of course. This timeless wall treatment has historically clad the walls of both barns and ships, making it the ultimate element of a Coastal Farmhouse combined theme. Accessorize with on point shades of sky blue, aquamarine, seafoam green, Naval, and pale coral.

Decor And Furnishings

Coastal Farmhouse style incorporates natural textures and casual furnishings. When shopping for furniture, wood with a natural finish is reminiscent of both driftwood and vintage barnwood, or opt for distressed, painted finishes. Mix new and reproduction pieces with unique antique finds that showcase an authentic patina. Sticking to your neutral color scheme, layer textures with comfortable knit throw blankets, burlap table runners, linen, cotton and canvas window treatments and upholstery fabrics, handmade pottery pieces, glass, galvanized steel, caned seating or rattan, and natural fiber area rugs like jute or sisal.

Do you love the aesthetic of a classic Coastal Farmhouse home? This blended style is undeniably appealing and the look is well within reach. Shop Willow Lane Cabinetry to get started!

5 Hot Home Trends To Watch This Summer

Some home trends are undeniably hot this summer, from nautical, dark blue hues to environmentally-friendly luxury vinyl flooring. If you are looking to update your home’s interior with a bit of sensational summer style, and a look that is right on point for 2020, here are the five hottest home trends to watch this summer.

Blue is summer’s hottest hue.

Naval and Classic Blue are this summer’s hottest hues. These dependable, timeless shades of dark blue create a comfortable and calm living environment. Neutral and versatile, blue can be used throughout the home, on walls, linens, upholstery, area rugs, and even kitchen appliances.

It takes two to tango.

Two-tone, custom cabinets are highly desirable with homeowners and buyers. A simple way to achieve the look is to design a kitchen with white Shaker cabinetry and a grey Shaker kitchen island. Grey and white kitchen cabinetry finishes are timeless. When paired together, this two tone summer combo is both classic and contemporary.

Get back to nature.

Nature motifs are all the rage this summer. Whether it’s a bold botanical wallpaper or a tropical print on designer fabrics, bringing a touch of the outdoors in helps to celebrate the summer season in a splendid way. Other earthy trends include jute and sisal area rugs, rattan furniture, natural stone countertops, and mixed metals.

Ride the luxury vinyl flooring wave.

Rigid core vinyl plank flooring is fast becoming the go-to choice for homes. With the advancements of 3D printing technology, this durable material realistically mimics the look of hardwood, yet is completely waterproof. It also comes at a more affordable price point, is easy to install, and is FloorScore ^® certified when you shop at Willow Lane Cabinetry.

Everything old is new again.

This summer, everyone is feeling nostalgic for the good old days. Vintage accents like freestanding bathtubs, glass front cabinet doors, detailed corbels and kitchen hoods, schoolhouse clocks, and statement furniture pieces with an antique patina help to add a bit of warmth and personalization to your decor.

If you are ready to take the plunge and update your home’s interior this summer, be sure to shop Willow Lane Cabinetry’s Christmas in July Sale, running July 13th through 20th, 2020! Which of these sizzling hot trends are you excited to try?

3 Gourmet Recipes That Will Up Your Summer Grill Game

“Grilling should be simple. Apply fire to meat. We’ve been doing that for almost 2 million years. But over time, grilling has evolved from a necessity to an art form….” So says Outside Magazine, at least. And we agree. To be a true Grill Master, you need to think like an artist and get creative!

While delicious and a staple of American summers, grilling can be so much more than your standard burgers, hotdogs, and store-bought condiments from your Kitchen Pantry Cabinet. If you’re feeling adventurous and ready to try something new, here are three gourmet recipes that will up your summer grill game this season.

Grilled Chicken Drumsticks With A Caramel Glaze

This fabulous recipe from Bon Appétit features a sweet and savory, caramelized glaze with the flavors of fresh garlic, rice wine vinegar, cumin, and crushed red and black pepper from your spice tray. Whether it’s chicken drumsticks, as called for in the recipe, or lamb kabobs and fish, Bon Appétit recommends cooking over indirect heat on the grill. This allows the meat to become crisp and succulent without overly charring the sugary sauce. For the complete recipe from Bon Appétit, click here.

Grilled Eggplant Tartines

This light, meatless dish from Better Homes and Gardens is ideal for summer grilling, and is packed with fresh, seasonal ingredients. If you’ve ever planted your own garden, you know that eggplant, tomatoes, and fresh basil all thrive in warm temperatures. For this recipe, fresh eggplant is sliced, brushed with olive oil, seasoned, and grilled until tender. Topped with melted Parmesan and mozzarella cheese and served on toasted Italian bread with garlic, you can easily enjoy this gourmet meal al fresco on the back porch or casually seated at the kitchen island. Click here for the Grilled Eggplant Tartines recipe from Better Homes and Gardens.

Grilled Lobster Tails With Citrus Butter

Lobster tails are the ultimate ingredient in gourmet summer grilling and deserve more than plain drawn butter. With simple ingredients from your refrigerator and Kitchen Pantry Cabinet, you can easily make a spicy citrus butter brimming with complex flavor. This recipe from Fine Cooking calls for lemon and lime zest, garlic cloves, butter, and hot sauce for added heat. To learn how to make Grilled Lobster Tails With Citrus Butter, click here for the recipe and instructions from Fine Cooking.

Happy grilling, and for the true Grill Master, be sure to check out our recent blog on Homemade BBQ Marinades And Dry Rubs!

5 Reasons Why Grey Is A Popular Choice For Cabinets

You may have noticed over the past few years that grey has, in many ways, become the new go-to neutral. An interior design world that used to be made up of white, cream, beige, brown and tan kitchen cabinet finishes made way for a more modern aesthetic.

This trendy color has clearly made its mark, but why is grey such a popular choice for cabinets? Here are five reasons why we believe this hue is right on point and here to stay.

Gray is neutral.

By definition, grey is considered a neutral shade, because it appears to be without color. Neutral walls and cabinetry are so imperative to a successful color scheme, because they serve as the blank canvas for your furnishings and decor. Neutrals are timeless. They work equally well in traditional, transitional and contemporary themes, and are suitable for use throughout the entire home.

One of the main reasons grey has become so widely used for kitchen cabinet finishes is because it is a neutral shade that can be either light or dark.

Depending on the specific shade, grey falls somewhere between black and white. You can see both ends of the spectrum with our Salem Light Grey cabinets and our Midtown Dark Grey Shaker cabinets.

2. Grey adds warmth

In a colorless, monochromatic interior, grey cabinets can add the perfect touch of warmth. Because many grey paints come in varying pigments and can contain undertones of other hues, such as green, blue, purple or pink, they are less dull than your standard shade of pure grey and offer more depth than your typical neutral. Despite being a neutral, grey is an extremely rich hue that can really warm up a room.

3. Grey offers a unique look.

Grey used to be considered somewhat gloomy and dismal. For that reason, it wasn’t commonly used in home design. Contemporary kitchens have helped to demystify this presumption and show how clean, cool, and serene grey can actually be. We now see grey in many bright, airy kitchen designs and no longer consider this hue to be dark or dreary. But because it is still relatively new to the design scene, grey offers a unique look compared to other neutrals.

4. Grey is a subtle way to add color.

Grey teeters on the line between a neutral and a color, adding to both clean aesthetics and more vibrant designs. Because of its ability to be both, you can consider grey to be a neutral or a color depending on how you use it and what other complimentary hues make up your color scheme.

If you love an achromatic look of an all white kitchen but want a subtle contrast, grey is a great option to add color (while almost not adding color at all). For example, a soft grey kitchen island paired with white cabinetry can be a wonderful way to incorporate the two-tone cabinet trend into your kitchen design while remaining timeless.

5. Grey pairs beautifully with many hues.

Everyone has a favorite color. Thankfully, grey is extremely versatile and pairs beautifully with many hues on the color wheel. In fact, shades of grey can compliment almost every color of the rainbow, so you’ll have no trouble putting together the perfect color scheme around your grey walls and cabinetry. To see how grey cabinets would look in your home, shop Willow Lane Cabinetry and start your complimentary room design, complete with a custom layout and photorealistic renderings.

7 Insanely Stylish Backsplashes To Complete Your Kitchen

Contemporary kitchens are never complete without their beautiful backsplashes. Not only does this addition ease cleanup in the kitchen, but backsplash tile jazzes up the space and tacks on some stylishness.

Whether you love a solid neutral or lean toward more vibrant patterns, here are seven insanely stylish backsplashes to choose from. With so many uniquely different options, you’re sure to find the one that complements your modern kitchen cabinets just perfectly at Willow Lane Cabinetry.

Grecian White Beveled

This stunning marble subway tile is a beautiful soft white color with gray veins speckled throughout. The natural variation offers unique details that can only be found in natural marble. Featuring a polished smooth finish and a beveled edge, this particular style would pair nicely next to white modern kitchen cabinets. At 2”x4” in size, our Grecian White Beveled backsplash tile is also the ideal proportion for kitchen installation.

Eramosa Silver

When the light brown shades found in nature met the shimmering gleam of silver, this backsplash tile was born. Eramosa Silver is a brilliant porcelain tile that flawlessly imitates natural wood and incorporates subtle touches of silver tone throughout. It truly is the best of both worlds. A lovely matte finish is the frosting on the cake and makes Eramosa Silver an understated but colorful choice in contemporary kitchens.

Arabescato Carrara Herringbone

Geometric shapes are one of the top tile trends for 2020, and you can’t help but be mesmerized by the hypnotic herringbone pattern created by these marble mosaic tiles. Arabescato Carrara Herringbone features a gorgeous honed finish with medium sheen. The iconic variation in tone of Carrara marble makes this backsplash even more magnificent. Get lost in an endless sea of gray swirls with this eye-catching option for your kitchen.

Montauk Black

Almost mysterious, this Brazilian slate tile features the slightest variations that require a deeper look. Black and charcoal shades play against each other creating a distinct character that exists only with this incredible natural stone. Available in both 3”x6” and 4”x12” dimensions, you can customize our elegant Montauk Black tile to suit your modern kitchen design exactly the way you want it.

Midnight Black

Jet black and breathtaking, the bold hue of this ceramic tile has an undeniable awe factor. Weave it into your dark kitchen theme, or use this addition to create a striking contrast against your white kitchen cabinets. Either way, this beveled subway tile with its glimmering semi-glass finish is unexpected and a clear show stopper in contemporary kitchens.

Giallo Crystal Onyx

The warm gold and honey tones of this onyx tile are a work of art that you can proudly display on your kitchen walls. A polished finish ensures that every element of a Giallo Crystal Onyx backsplash shines brilliantly. This creamy yellow tile is the perfect match for white cabinetry and other light elements in a modern kitchen design, and it also looks superb beside natural and espresso cabinets.

Gray Glossy Beveled

Create dimension and add an ultra modern aesthetic to your kitchen when you install a Gray Glossy Beveled backsplash. This fashionable ceramic tile is high-sheen but low-maintenance, and is a sublime selection for kitchens. Easily wipe away the day and keep your kitchen looking like new! It’s a win-win and the obvious choice for those looking to add more modern gray shades to their home.