Decorating Rooms Kitchen Decor & Design Backsplashes Glass Tile Backsplash Pictures By Caitlin Sole Caitlin Sole Instagram Caitlin Sole is the senior home editor at BHG. She is a writer and editor with nearly a decade of interior design expertise. She has vast experience with digital media, including SEO, photo shoot production, video production, eCommerce content, print collaboration, and custom sales content. Learn about BHG's Editorial Process Published on February 19, 2016 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Browse photos of glass mosaic tile, glass subway tile, and more to create a truly beautiful kitchen. 01 of 16 Soft Blue Hue Soft blue glass subway tiles add color and shine to an all-white kitchen. The color of the tiles complements the granite countertops and makes them stand out even more. 02 of 16 Amp Up the Volume A glistening glass mosaic tile backsplash amplifies the drama in this kitchen. The neutral colors combined with light blue create a counterpoint for the dark, rich cabinetry. The tiles also pair well with the kitchen's stainless-steel hardware and appliances. 03 of 16 New Age Energy An iridescent glass tile backsplash gives this space a modern, new-age feel. Tiles seem to change color from different angles in the kitchen, and bring a lightness to the dark lower cabinets. Pros and cons of glass tile backsplashes. 04 of 16 Keep It Neutral Neutral square mosaic glass tiles blend with granite countertops. This color combination creates a more natural look, especially when paired with wood cabinetry. 05 of 16 Tiny Tiles Tiny glass mosaic tiles in a mix of earthy hues leave this kitchen feeling renewed. Small tiles combined with high-contrast granite countertops create a bold pairing. 06 of 16 Watch a Glass Tile Backsplash Go Up See how to tile your own backsplash and get a beautiful new look. 07 of 16 Touch of Sparkle Barely-there blue glass tiles in a contemporary kitchen give the space a fresh and light feel. The horizontal tiles mimic the wood grain in the cabinetry. The glass tiles also bring a touch of sparkle to the space. 08 of 16 Ultramodern Plain white glass tiles accentuate the ultramodern kitchen. The tiles have enough sheen that they break up the gray upper walls from the lower cabinets. 09 of 16 Break It Up High-sheen glass mosaic tiles in mushroom, white, and blue break up a dark kitchen. The mix of colors works to bring relief between the black upper and lower cabinets. The tiles give a traditional kitchen a slightly modern twist. 10 of 16 Fresh Spin Stacked 1x2-inch rectangular glass tiles in aqua give a white kitchen a much-needed burst of color. Stacking tiles is a nontraditional approach for backsplashes and can make a kitchen feel fresh and up-to-date. 11 of 16 Tortoiseshell Tile One-of-a-kind tortoiseshell glass tiles adorn the walls of this sleek kitchen. The mix of tile colors creates a more interesting accent than a single tile color. The brown tiles warm up the modern white cabinetry and stainless-steel accents. 12 of 16 Same Style Clear glass tiles give a transitional-style kitchen a modern spin. The tiles stay in line with the kitchen's neutral color palette and create a calming space. 13 of 16 Warm Tones Slender glass tiles in fiery reds add an unexpected spin to the kitchen. The red backsplash also coordinates with warm wood cabinetry. 14 of 16 All Shapes and Sizes Various sizes of green glass tiles make up this contemporary backsplash. The darker tiles pop against stark white cabinets and draw your eye to the stunning stainless-steel range hood. 15 of 16 Go Green Thick, sage green glass tiles create a unique kitchen backsplash. The green tiles make white granite countertops demand attention as well. 16 of 16 Recycled Glass Tiles made of recycled glass change color throughout the day. Not only are the tiles gorgeous, they are also eco-friendly. The cool tile colors work to contrast with dark wood cabinetry. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit