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Working in the same kitchen with the same look for years is the real chores. It is tedious, isn’t it? and you wish you could add a twist to your mundane kitchen to give it a lively lift. Unfortunately, you’re pretty tight in budget.
Don’t be upset! I’ve summed up 45 kitchen remodel ideas for low-budget people just for you. Now sit back and enjoy this long list! As always, this countdown is coming for you from simphome.com.
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Idea 45-28 : Kitchen Backsplash update ideas, Subway Tiles, etc.
45. Easy & Affordable Kitchen Update How-To : Faux Subway Tile Vinyl Peel And Stick Wallpaper
44. This whitewashed (faux) brick backsplash
is the perfect EASY way to cover up a dated tile backsplash. I love how it looks in Lauren’s finished white farmhouse kitchen!
43. Kitchen Tile Backsplash
– Why moving from a Faux Brick to a stenciled tile look, will hopefully produce a more designer look and concept.
42. 6 Portentous Tips: Easy Backsplash Back Splashes
stacked marble backsplash.Peel And Stick Backsplash Rustic faux subway tile backsplash.Brown Glass Backsplash.
41. Faux Tile Backsplash
The backsplash is the spot that can add a little bit nuance to your kitchen. Therefore, installing some tiles or repainting it would perk your kitchen up in no time. However, investing in some tiles will cost you a fortune.
Don’t be sad! If you can’t afford the tiles, you can still fake the look. It will definitely help you save more bucks. To make faux-tile backsplash, you will only need semigloss paint, painter’s tape, rosin paper, box brush, paint roller, etc.
First, tape the counter space so the paint won’t ruin the unwanted area. Apply the color base of your choice along the backsplash. This will be the grout of your faux tiles. Then, apply ¼” masking tape that you can get from a craft store to form the design of the tiles you want to cover the backsplash. Once the tape is up, you can begin to paint the tiles.
If you’re done painting, you can remove the tape and let the paint dry before applying a little glaze and polyurethane to make the tiles look authentic.
40. Detailed tutorial on using repurposed wood
to make a unique and rustic fence board backsplash as an inexpensive alternative to personalizing the kitchen.
39. Give your kitchen a stunning, stylish upgrade with metallic-finish tiles
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This DIY project requires just a few standard tools and not a lot of money.
38. Learn how to install a unique and modern
(but easy to clean!) metal ceiling tile backsplash for a laundry room or kitchen.
Tip #1: It’s all about using the right adhesive! Get all the details from Lemon Thistle on Remodelaholic
37. Granite Replacement Idea by RYOBI
This post is sponsored by RYOBI, where you can become a member of RYOBINation and have access to all kinds of awesome free tutorials online!
As always, all thoughts and opinions are my own. After we ripped out the tile and granite tile in our kitchen to fix the water damage (click next link), we decided to replace the granite.
36. Jazz Your Backsplash Up Temporarily
If you are a kind of person who can be bored easily, installing tiles to cover your backsplash is not a good idea as you will find it hard to remove the tiles without wreaking havoc to the wall.
Instead of covering your backsplash with tiles, you can try covering it with plywood and Velcro for a temporary charm. This idea will enable you to install and remove the plywood in a jiffy without jeopardizing the backsplash.
To get this look, you need to get some plywood panels, measure out the panel dimension, and begin to cut them off using a jigsaw. Apply a coat of primer before your base color. Let it dry before applying the patterns. You can actually use any kinds of patterns including stencils. Just make sure they can add a personality boost to your kitchen. Once you’ve applied the patterns, now you can begin to attach the panels on the backsplash using Velcro ultra-mate. It’s super easy and super cheap.
35. 12 Different Ways to Lay Subway Tile
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Subway tile, everyone’s favorite. Subway tile can be a little mundane, but when you shake it up and add a fun pattern, it can make a world of a difference
34. Collect backsplash concepts for granite counter tops
, and put together to put in a trendy and environment friendly backsplash in your kitchen.
33. Creative diagonal chevron subway tiles
in the kitchen w/ open shelves.
32. Painted Subway-Tile Backsplash
If you want to bring a timeless charm to your kitchen, subway-tile backsplash will be your best bet. These tiles will provide unrelenting charm that suits any generation. However, subway tiles can be a bit pricey. Let’s cut down on splurging out on the tiles and paint the backsplash, instead. But, you’re not gonna paint it just like what you usually do. You’re gonna have your own backsplash hack.
This trick is super easy and cheap. But first, get 2-3 rolls of painter’s tape, high gloss paint to make the tiles look real, a long level, a pencil, and a real subway tile. You’re gonna still need the actual subway tile to get the best measurement. You don’t want your backsplash look terrible, do you? Then, you can begin to choose the pattern you want, then do the measurement before painting it.
31. Faux Subway Tile Tutorial
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Faux Subway Tile Tutorial – this is a very clever & inexpensive project that uses sheets of particle board cut in tile-sized strips & concrete & mortar caulk (for the grout) to update a tired laundry room include kitchen backsplash
30. Simple 5-Minute Projects
Are the Secret To This Small Kitchen’s Success.
We recently finished redoing Tara’s rental kitchen, transforming it from a 1970s nightmare into a more livable and lovable space
29. Take your kitchen to the next level
with these truly beautiful backsplashes.
28. Lacanche Range in Steven Gambrel Kitchen
, on the pages of Architectural Digest frenchranges.com
