No, it's not necessary. You do not have to backsplash the whole kitchen. Instead, choose the most suitable areas and install the tiles to enhance the overall look of your kitchen.

Installing a stone backsplash requires some DIY skills and can be challenging. It is advisable to hire professional help to get a neat and precise look.

Before the installation: Prepare the wall. Free the countertop from appliances or any kind of culinary item. Install the ledger board if needed. Measure the area of the layout. Apply adhesives to the walls. Start installing the rows of tiles from start to finish. Apply your grout. Dehaze your tile. Install the outlet extender. Caulk the gap, and your installation is complete.

The average measurements suitable for the kitchen backsplash are 12x12 and 12x24 or 24x24. But you can also go for the smaller ones, 3x6, 2x10, and 2.5x8. It depends on what option you want for your kitchens.

Ceramic tiles are the most popular and versatile tiles in this manner, as they come in various shapes and sizes and can be designed in many designs.

The best tiles for durability and heat resistance are ceramic backsplash tiles. The appearance tiles remain clean even if you open these tiles and fire at high temperatures.

The best tiles for durability and heat resistance are ceramic backsplash tiles. The appearance tiles remain clean even if you open these tiles and fire at high temperatures.