Cork backsplash kitchen

Recycled Cork Backsplash: I had a small, 4 foot long, unfinished backsplash in an area we refer to as a butler’s pantry. I had always thought it might be cool to do something more creative than standard tile in the area. A couple years ago I had made a dart board backboard w…

Breathe new life into your kitchen with these DIY backsplash ideas. Simple, affordable, and stylish!

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Hi...and welcome to another Tool Time Tuesday. Today's project is not only a "tool" project, but a recycling one too! I am going to use old wine corks to make a backsplash in a wine cabinet that we have. Funny thing is...we don't drink wine!! My husband and I just can't seem to acquire a taste for it. We do have lots of family functions and holidays at our house, so the wine bar is perfect for family and friends. Here's a sneak peek at the backsplash... Here's the "before" wine bar. It's a…

Turn cork flooring material into an eye-catching new kitchen backsplash that makes a statement.

Recycled Cork Backsplash: I had a small, 4 foot long, unfinished backsplash in an area we refer to as a butler’s pantry. I had always thought it might be cool to do something more creative than standard tile in the area. A couple years ago I had made a dart board backboard w…

Owners Kirsten and Lloyd chose a muted mosaic tile from Modwalls to cover the backsplash and back wall of the kitchen; small mosaic tile, especially when it is off-the-shelf, can be a very budget-friendly backsplash option. New cork floors from House + Earth give a nice feel underfoot.

Wine lovers unite because you are going to need to drink lots of it to create this awesome DIY Wine Cork Backsplash!