Kitchen backsplash · Before, progress and finished

Gray and White Hex Mosaic Kitchen

One kitchen is shown before installation, during layout, and after the gray-and-white hex backsplash was complete.

Kitchen backsplash service

Kitchen with a gray-and-white hex-pattern backsplash around a range, corner sink, windows, and outlets — The finished wide view shows the patterned field across the range wall, sink corner, windows, and outlets.

Same-job sequence

From first look to finished work.

Every view below comes from this project. The sequence is limited to distinct photos that show a different stage or useful angle.

The same white-and-gray kitchen before the hex backsplash was installed — Before installation, the counter walls were painted gray between the white cabinets, corner windows, and black range hood.

Close view of gray-and-white hex tile being laid beneath the kitchen window — A low progress view shows the individual hex pieces being fitted beneath the window ledge.

Finished gray-and-white hex mosaic backsplash behind the kitchen range — The finished range wall shows the hex pattern meeting the hood, outlets, window trim, counters, and cabinet edges.

Craftsmanship in the details

A closer look at the layout, pattern, transitions, and finish work throughout this installation.

One room across every stage

The cabinets, corner windows, range, hood, island, and surrounding walls match from the first photo through the finished view.

A connected pattern

Light, medium, and dark hex shapes continue from the range wall through the sink corner and beneath the windows.

Detailed boundaries

The finished field meets outlets, switches, cabinet ends, window trim, the hood, and both counter runs.

Planning something similar?

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Start with the full wall

Wide photos help show cabinet lines, counters, corners, windows, outlets, and the main focal area before layout is discussed.
Compare the pattern to the openings

Tile size and pattern affect where cuts land around outlets, cabinet ends, windows, and the space behind a range or sink.
Confirm the finish choices

Share the exact product, intended pattern, grout preference, and any exposed-edge condition so the visible details can be planned together.