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Linear Glass Mosaic Backsplash with Gray Cabinets

Linear Glass Mosaic Backsplash with Gray Cabinets. The photographs are organized by visible installation progress or by their principal subject: kitchen walls & window run.

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Linear Glass Mosaic Backsplash with Gray Cabinets — Kitchen Walls & Window Run, view 1

Contractor Notes

An oblique view follows the linear glass mosaic beneath the gray cabinets toward the microwave and range, showing the tile-to-countertop boundary and uncovered electrical devices.

Linear Glass Mosaic Backsplash with Gray Cabinets — Kitchen Walls & Window Run, view 2

Contractor Notes

Kitchen Walls & Window Run — Linear Glass Mosaic Backsplash with Gray Cabinets. This angle establishes the relationship between the tiled surface and the surrounding room, complementing the closer views in this set.

Linear Glass Mosaic Backsplash with Gray Cabinets — Kitchen Walls & Window Run, view 3

Contractor Notes

Linear glass mosaic spans the range wall beneath the microwave and gray cabinets, meeting the pale countertops on either side of the installed range. Electrical devices remain uncovered within the horizontal tile field.

Linear Glass Mosaic Backsplash with Gray Cabinets — Kitchen Walls & Window Run, view 4

Contractor Notes

Kitchen Walls & Window Run — Linear Glass Mosaic Backsplash with Gray Cabinets. This angle establishes the relationship between the tiled surface and the surrounding room, complementing the closer views in this set.

Linear Glass Mosaic Backsplash with Gray Cabinets — Kitchen Walls & Window Run, view 5

Contractor Notes

Kitchen Walls & Window Run — Linear Glass Mosaic Backsplash with Gray Cabinets. This angle establishes the relationship between the tiled surface and the surrounding room, complementing the closer views in this set.

Linear Glass Mosaic Backsplash with Gray Cabinets — Kitchen Walls & Window Run, view 6

Contractor Notes

Kitchen Walls & Window Run — Linear Glass Mosaic Backsplash with Gray Cabinets. This angle establishes the relationship between the tiled surface and the surrounding room, complementing the closer views in this set.

Source-photo crop — Strips of linear glass and stone mosaic turn the inside corner at the end of the sink run. The horizontal bands keep their height as they meet the return wall, and the field reaches the cabinet bottoms and counter without a gap.

Contractor Notes

Source-photo crop — Strips of linear glass and stone mosaic turn the inside corner at the end of the sink run. The horizontal bands keep their height as they meet the return wall, and the field reaches the cabinet bottoms and counter without a gap.

Source-photo crop — At the open end of the run, the linear mosaic stops at a straight vertical edge beside the cabinet. An outlet is cut into the field nearby, and the mixed strip lengths keep the joints staggered right up to the edge.

Contractor Notes

Source-photo crop — At the open end of the run, the linear mosaic stops at a straight vertical edge beside the cabinet. An outlet is cut into the field nearby, and the mixed strip lengths keep the joints staggered right up to the edge.

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