Sometimes, you can purchase the matching 3 inch backsplash and side splash separately.

Anonymous wrote:Paint the wall with a more cleanable paint so you can wipe off any stray marks.

Put some nice tiles there

Paint the wall with a more cleanable paint so you can wipe off any stray marks.

It’s fine. Pedestal sinks are common and rarely have backsplashes. People probably aren’t going to be brushing their teeth in that sink.

I'm renovating my powder room and have found a vanity that I really like that comes with an integrated ceramic top/ sink but there is no backsplash. Should I be worried about not having backsplash in a powder room? The wall behind the vanity will just be painted drywall. It will just be used for washing hands but I want to make sure it won't become a problem down the road.