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The Kitchen Is The Heart Of The Home
The kitchen is the heart of the home. We’re in ours constantly — whether it’s cooking, eating, or
working at the table because no other flat surface in our home is available, the kitchen has
become more than simply a place for cooking.
When you spend that much time in one place, though, you can get a little bored of your
surroundings. Everyone wants to decorate the living room, the hallway, an entry way… but
never the kitchen! It deserves just as much love and attention. Maybe even more, considering
how often we’re in ours.
Linen and furniture updates could be done, but it wasn’t enough. We wanted more out of our
kitchen, to be visually interesting as well as functional. After all, with how much we do in it, it
would be a shame to stop us from getting just as much done. The idea of a small update
blossomed into doing a renovation, and soon, we were choosing tiles and counters.
As we continued designing, all the tile began to look the same to us. Maybe it was design
fatigue, or an unconscious preference, but we soon discovered an alternative ...
... — coloured glass.
Once we discovered this solution, it was over. We were sold. The glass provided a visually
interesting look, adding an unexpected burst of colour in our otherwise subdued kitchen. It also
helped that the glass was extremely practical, as it was easy to clean and heat resistant.
A coloured glass upstand was an option, but as we looked at it, it was a bit too subtle. We went
for a full coloured glass splashback, and we don’t regret it at all. Much like an accent wall that
you would paint in another room in the home, our coloured splashback provided a new way to
break up the traditional look of a kitchen while still being sensible enough in application.
We’re really happy with ours — if you’re considering one, you won’t regret it.
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