Live edge backsplash

In my quest to make changes in my master bath , I FINALLY decided on the a sliced white pebble tile for the shower floor and niches. One decision down...too many more to go!!! When I first remodeled the master bath , I did a glass tile backsplash on the vanity...I like it, but honestly I

A #liveEdgeSlab can inject a huge amount of character into your kitchen or entertainment area. This #wetBar is made from a large #cumaru #slab. The #woodworker cut one of the live edges at an angle to create the #backsplash. https://www.woodslabs.com/

Salvaged live edge redwood slab installed as a bartop in a Yarmouth, Maine home. One edge ripped and returned to use as live edge backsplash. This old-growth slab features charred edges.

Have you ever heard of live edge countertops? They're the hottest trend in kitchen design and are taking the world by storm. These countertops are made from natural wood slabs, with one or both edges left unfinished, resulting in a rustic, organic look that is both unique and stunning. If you're looking to add some...

If you would like to see more completed pictures of this project or are interested in ordering one, please check out my custom furniture website, “Walnut Vanity with Live Edge Backsplash and Inlays,” where you will find all the details. I first started out milling and gluing up the wood for the top of the floating vanity. I arranged the boards so the board that had the bark inclusion in it would be at the top left corner. As luck would have it, the slab I picked out has a similar bark…

Rustic Charm: Live Edge Bar Top Ideas Unveiled Explore unique live edge bar top ideas to infuse rustic elegance into your space. Discover the charm of natural wood in modern bar designs.

Farmhouse wood planks create a rustic, warm kitchen backsplash, adding natural texture and character. Typically sealed for moisture resistance, wood planks complement farmhouse or country themes. Check out wood plank ideas for your kitchen here.

I love modern, minimal kitchens but I also, like a lot people, find myself drawn towards natural elements. So I particularly love the look of live edge details in a modern kitchen, where the lovely, untamed appearance of the wood adds warmth to the space, but also a welcome bit of contrast. Whether it’s just one or two shelves or an entire countertop, this can be a great way to bring the outdoors in, and to add a little bit of extra style to your kitchen.