Backsplash for Bedrooms

Backsplashes in bedrooms might sound unconventional, but they can completely shift the design of the space. Tile is a great option if you want to create a surface that gives both texture and interest without feeling out of place; think about using marble mosaics behind a headboard to draw the eye from bed to ceiling, or porcelain tile that extends above nightstands to frame the room with structure. You could even use limestone or travertine as a soft, natural backdrop that adds understated charm without taking over the design. For a more modern take, glass or subway tile in neutral shades can instantly lift the room and pull together the rest of the décor. Another brilliant idea is to use patterned stone slabs as an accent wall, which adds a luxurious element to the space and gives you an opportunity to have a bedroom design that feels distinctive and personal, and can grow with the space over time.