Updating the interior décor of your home may initially seem like an overwhelming project, especially when you do not know where to start other than thinking that your space needs improving. And this is not unusual. Changing up the interior décor of a space can involve a vast array of elements, such a changing the colour of the walls, creating a focal point, switching up the upholstery and much more. However, this does not mean you have to delve into all possible facets at once. You may be surprised to note that minor changes to the space can have a dramatic effect on the overall appeal of your interiors, as long as you know what small changes will best suit the space. And one solution is to do a glass splashback installation. Although mostly found in kitchens and bathrooms, glass splashbacks are making their way into living rooms and bedrooms as unique inclusions that will liven up any room. Below are a few reasons why a glass splashback installation will provide your interior décor with a stunning transformation.
Glass splashbacks add a custom touch to your interiors
If you are keen about ensuring your rooms have character rather than them looking like they came straight of a housekeeping magazine, you should deliberate on investing in the installation of glass splashbacks in your spaces. While ceramic and metal splashbacks can be personalized to suit your taste, they are not as nearly as customisable as their glass counterparts are. Not only do you have the option of selecting any pattern you want, but you also can customise the size, shape, colour and even the transparency or opacity of the glass. Moreover, you can consider back-painted, backlit, copper-tinted and a wide range of other colour options for your glass splashbacks.
Glass splashbacks will make your interiors seem more spacious
The second benefit of glass splashbacks that is hard to come across with other materials is their uncanny ability to seemingly enlarge any room they are installed in. Whether you want to create a focal wall comprising entirely of these glass splashbacks or you simply want a strip of glass splashbacks running across each wall, you will find that the room looks brighter and airier. This transformation can be attributed to the fact that the glass will always reflect light, irrespective of whether they are coloured. A bonus design tip you should consider is installing the glass splashbacks opposite a window to make the most of sunlight reflecting off them.
To learn more, contact a glass splashback installation contractor.
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