A Point Cook Kitchen With a Textured Brick-Look Splashback

We supplied the splashback tile for this Point Cook kitchen: a textured brick-look tile for the wall behind the cooktop. Ultimate Renovations completed the kitchen renovation around it.

Location: Point Cook, Melbourne
Devine Tiles supplied: Brick-look splashback tile
Renovation by: Ultimate Renovations
Kitchen palette: Walnut-look, dark stone & textured tile

Our Part in This Point Cook Kitchen

This was a full kitchen renovation, and the splashback was the tile we were asked to help with. The wall behind the cooktop sits between a dark stone benchtop and walnut-look cabinetry, so whatever went there had to work with both. We're based in Geelong West and supply tiles to Melbourne as well, so a Point Cook project is well within what we do.

We looked at textured and brick-look options and settled on one that adds character to the wall without adding another strong colour to a kitchen that already had plenty of contrast.

Tile supplied by Devine Tiles

What We Supplied

Textured Brick-Look Splashback Tile

Used on the wall behind the cooktop, where it meets the dark stone benchtop. Ask in-store for the current range name and size.

Splashback tile

Why We Chose a Textured Tile

With stone, timber-look cabinetry and dark lower cabinets already in the kitchen, a plain or strongly patterned splashback would have been one element too many. A textured tile gives the wall some interest through its surface instead.

If you're choosing a splashback, bring a sample or photo of your benchtop and cabinetry when you visit. Seeing the tile beside them makes colour and texture much easier to judge than looking at it alone, and it's worth checking the sample in your kitchen's own light as well.

Before & After

The Kitchen Before and After

The splashback went in as part of a wider renovation carried out by Ultimate Renovations. The photos show the full change to the room; for the whole renovation story, see their Point Cook kitchen project page.

Old Point Cook kitchen before renovation, with cream cabinetry and a closed-off layout — Before

Finished Point Cook kitchen with walnut-look cabinetry and waterfall stone island — After

Gallery

The Splashback in the Finished Kitchen

Splashback tile and induction cooktop detail — Splashback — the brick-look tile beside the dark stone benchtop

Wide shot of the finished kitchen with display unit and cabinetry — Full kitchen — the splashback within the wider room

Kitchen island with bar seating — Island — the kitchen as seen from the seating side

Renovation & Installation

We supplied the splashback tile for this Point Cook kitchen. Ultimate Renovations completed the renovation and installation, and you can see the full project on their Point Cook kitchen project page.

If you're interested in the renovation side, you can also view Ultimate Renovations' kitchen renovation services.

FAQs

Point Cook Kitchen Project FAQs

We wanted the wall behind the cooktop to have some character without competing with the walnut-look cabinetry and dark stone around it. A textured tile adds interest through its surface rather than through a bold colour or pattern.

The brick-look splashback tile used in this project can be viewed at our Geelong West showroom. Availability and sizes can change, so it's best to check with us before planning around a particular tile.

Yes. We supply tiles for kitchens, bathrooms and other areas of the home. This Point Cook splashback is one example, and we're happy to compare options against your benchtop and cabinetry samples.

We can discuss installation options with you. For this project, Devine Tiles supplied the splashback tile, while the kitchen renovation and installation were completed by the renovation team.

Yes. We're based in Geelong West and supply tiles to Melbourne as well. This Point Cook kitchen is one example. Get in touch with your plans or photos and we can talk through the options.