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The most popular Glass Splashback colours for a White Kitchen
The most popular Glass Splashback colours for a White Kitchen
If you’ve got a white kitchen at home, you’ll (naturally) want to keep it looking sparkling for as much of the time as possible and that can be done with new splashback ideas.
You have every right to be house proud, and few things leave a homeowner feeling satisfied quite like a pristine kitchen. But, that’s not to say that you’ll want to get the mop and bucket out every spare minute of the day.
Thankfully, there are lots of little tricks and hacks that you can use for a white kitchen, to keep it looking clean for longer. In this blog post, we’ll be providing you with our guide to one such industry secret.
Below, you can find our guide to kitchen glass splashbacks, and our answer to the common FAQ, ‘what is the most popular glass splashback colour for a white kitchen?’.

What is a glass splashback?
A glass splashback is a pane of glass, which is installed in the kitchen (most commonly just behind the hob or stove). This protects the tiles that are positioned in this area, and protects them from the risk of stains, cracking or shattering.
This is particularly helpful in this specific area of the kitchen, as stray bits of food or equipment most often come from here.
The glass that is used to create glass splashbacks is thick (at least 10mm thick), toughened, and heat resistant. As a result, it is more than capable of holding out against typical kitchen wear and tear.
What colour of glass splashback should I choose?
This largely depends on the kitchen style that you are going for.
Clear glass splashbacks are a very popular choice, as they complement the existing aesthetic of a white kitchen, and blend in remarkably well.
Other popular options for glass splashback colours include:
- Metallic finishes (especially silver) to match the unit below
- Bold red, yellow, green or blue, to add a pop of colour into the white kitchen
- Creams or neutrals, to match any countertops which you have in the kitchen
As you can see, there are a wide range of potential glass splashback styles out there for you to choose from. So, if you would like some extra advice to help you make your choice please visit our RAL Colour Chart for the full range of colours and don’t hesitate to get in touch with the Stevenage Glass team for advice and inspiration. Our expert glass installation specialists are on hand to guide you throughout the process.