For now, we are moving back into a rental apartment and have bought a kitchen for that purpose.
The kitchen is made of wild plum wood veneer (Kernzwetschge NB) and magnolia white (high gloss).
For the tile backsplash, we were offered 2 panels in wild plum wood veneer and a glass panel in magnolia white (additional cost 400 Euros).
We would prefer a more affordable solution.
Our considerations so far are:
- A thin panel in wild plum wood imitation; but where to get one (so far, hardware stores seem to only have thicker panels, as far as I have seen) and how to attach it?
- A film in wild plum wood imitation; but we have not found any option yet and wonder if it is even possible to apply this as a covering over the tiles? Or would the tile pattern show through?
- A suggestion from acquaintances: parquet flooring / PVC / linoleum in wild plum wood imitation; but how to fix it in place?
Do you perhaps have other ideas? Or experience with any of the options mentioned above?
The kitchen is made of wild plum wood veneer (Kernzwetschge NB) and magnolia white (high gloss).
For the tile backsplash, we were offered 2 panels in wild plum wood veneer and a glass panel in magnolia white (additional cost 400 Euros).
We would prefer a more affordable solution.
Our considerations so far are:
- A thin panel in wild plum wood imitation; but where to get one (so far, hardware stores seem to only have thicker panels, as far as I have seen) and how to attach it?
- A film in wild plum wood imitation; but we have not found any option yet and wonder if it is even possible to apply this as a covering over the tiles? Or would the tile pattern show through?
- A suggestion from acquaintances: parquet flooring / PVC / linoleum in wild plum wood imitation; but how to fix it in place?
Do you perhaps have other ideas? Or experience with any of the options mentioned above?
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