Choosing the Right Colour for Your Kitchen
Black, white, and grey are the most popular glass splashback colours, with black adding contrast, white brightening small kitchens, and grey suiting most modern schemes. For bolder looks, shades like navy, racing green, blush pink, and terracotta offer a simple way to add a statement colour.
Our coloured glass splashbacks feature ready-to-order shades, while painted glass splashbacks provide bespoke matching to any RAL, Dulux, or sample. Both use toughened glass and include adhesive, so the choice depends on whether a standard colour works or an exact match is needed. If you are unsure, request a colour sample before ordering a full panel. Every colour is also available in our kitchen glass splashback collection for kitchen-sized panels.
See all types and finishes in our full glass splashbacks collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most popular glass splashback colour?
What is the most popular glass splashback colour?
Grey is currently the most popular choice, closely followed by black and white. Neutral tones dominate because they work with the widest range of kitchen designs. That said, bold colours like navy, green, and blush pink are increasingly popular as accent choices.
Will the colour fade or change over time?
Will the colour fade or change over time?
No. The colour is applied to the back of the glass and sealed behind the toughened surface. It is fully protected from sunlight, heat, moisture, and cleaning products. The finish remains consistent for the lifetime of the panel.
Can I order a colour that is not in your standard range?
Can I order a colour that is not in your standard range?
Yes. If the colour you need is not in our curated range, our painted glass splashback service can match any RAL, Dulux, Farrow and Ball, or Pantone reference. You can also send a physical sample for us to match.
Does the colour look different depending on the lighting?
Does the colour look different depending on the lighting?
Glass has a natural reflective quality that means colours can shift slightly under different lighting conditions. Under warm kitchen lighting, colours appear slightly warmer. Under cool daylight, they appear truer to the swatch. This is normal for all glass splashbacks and is part of the material's appeal.