Most homeowners think about kitchen splashbacks fairly late in the design process, usually once cabinets, worktops, and appliances have already been chosen ...

Matt finishes have moved from the edges of kitchen design into the centre of it. Cabinets, taps, worktops, and even appliances now come in muted, low-sheen versions that were rare ten years ago ...

The wall space behind your hob and sink does more work than most people give it credit for ... 

We manufacture our sparkle glass splashbacks in house using premium toughened Opti-White glass ...

We make every glitter glass splashback to order in our UK workshop, combining toughened Opti-White glass ...

We manufacture our matt coloured splashbacks using the same toughened glass as our glossy range ...

Mirror glass splashbacks are a simple way to make a space feel brighter, cleaner, and more open. The reflective finish helps bounce light around the room, adds visual depth, and creates a more polished look than many other wall coverings ...

A kitchen can have all the practical elements in place and still feel like something is missing. The layout may work well, the storage may be right, and the surfaces may all be in good condition, yet the room can still look flat or lacking in personality ...

Kitchen design is often shaped by the biggest decisions first. Cabinets, worktops, flooring, and appliances usually take priority, while the wall space behind the hob and sink is left until later. In practice, though, this part of the room has a bigger effect than many homeowners expect ...

Every kitchen has walls that work hard but often go unnoticed. The space between your worktop and wall cupboards might seem like a purely functional zone, but it holds remarkable potential to transform ... 

Kitchens rarely conform to convenient dimensions. Worktops run at odd lengths, wall cupboards hang at varying heights, and the spaces between them almost never match the standard panel sizes ...