I think it's really pretty. What is your concern about it?

So bad. Will age worse

Where one might get the tiles from the 3rd or 4th picture?

Anonymous wrote:The flat apple green of the tiles in the first photo is a no for me. I think it can be lovely if you are careful about the tile you choose. Aside from being much better colors, the tiles in the bottom 3 photos have slight variations and mimic that glazed, handmade look.

I don’t think it’s mimicry, I think that’s fireclay tile. They do have variation from glazing and firing and they also group slightly different glazes together.

The flat apple green of the tiles in the first photo is a no for me. I think it can be lovely if you are careful about the tile you choose. Aside from being much better colors, the tiles in the bottom 3 photos have slight variations and mimic that glazed, handmade look.

It's refreshing and cheerful.

Anonymous wrote:Green is pretty on trend now. Not crazy about the first tile but the last two are very nice. I agree that brass hardware will look better than black with that soft green color.

Same. Plus I like the light colored wood bottom cabinets and white quartz on that 3rd pic

Telegraphs “abattoir”

Green is pretty on trend now. Not crazy about the first tile but the last two are very nice. I agree that brass hardware will look better than black with that soft green color.

Anonymous wrote:I love it. I’d use gold accents

Prefer the gold accents as well as shown in the third picture.

Sure, don’t stress too much about a backsplash. It’s relatively easy to change if someone wants to one day

I love all those examples. Beautiful green!

I like it a lot. Soothing, bright and pretty.

I love it. I’d use gold accents

Light wood floors, white cabinets, white quartz counters, warm wood accents, black hardware, and there are green accents in joining spaces.

I feel like our kitchen needs color, and light green will do it. Don't plan on moving for at least 5+ years, but would something like these be terrible?