Stone backsplash white cabinets

I love rounding up my favorite design inspiration that I see on the internet for you! Today we’re sharing a new trend we’re loving and think is going to stick around—Stone backsplashes in kitchens!

KNOXVILLE, TN Home Builder | Derek + Marina Wiersma on Instagram: "I get asked this SO often! We used the 19th Century Sedona from @horizonstonellc with bright white grout. This stone is typically used on the exterior of homes but we decided to bring it inside to add warmth, texture, and give this new home some old world character. We love it so much we’ll probably use it in other areas throughout our home such as the laundry room and outdoor fireplace. Might even build a walled garden…

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Kelsey Gibby on Instagram: "I’ve always loved the look of stone backsplash in a kitchen but actually seeing it in person and installing it has taken that to a whole different level. Not to mention Karleys selections with it couldn’t have been any more perfect. Really enjoyed tackling this DIY project with one of my friends. Can’t wait to see how the rest of her house turns out! Stay tuned this week for a full tutorial of the stone installation and floating shelves."

113K views · 8.8K likes | Kristina Evans on Instagram: "Answering my most asked questions about my kitchen— Pendant lights: @shadesoflight Saresh Drum Pendants Dining table: we built it, it’s solid concrete for the top! Backsplash stone: Alamo sandstone random ledger panel from @flooranddecor Pots: vintage vessels I find on Etsy or from @agedinteriors.studio Floral stems: @afloral Need something else? Comment “kitchen” and I’ll send ya my LTK post of this room where I’ve linked…

Vintage brass swing arm sconces are mounted to a faded red brick wall over gray wash wooden floating shelves fitted above a sink with a vintage swing arm faucet.