Find a printed design that belongs in your kitchen—from quiet textures to expressive artwork. Explore the collections before choosing your panel sizes and final crop.
Begin with the visual direction: abstract designs create expressive focal points, landscapes suggest depth, and stone-inspired prints offer a textured appearance. Review each product for its glass specification and ordering route.
Allow for the shape of your kitchen
A square design may need a different crop for a long splashback. Panel joints, corners and sockets affect the composition. Share a measured layout so important details can be considered around cut-outs. The artwork and panel layout should be approved before manufacture.
Check artwork and suitability
For your own photograph or design, discuss original file quality and usage rights. A larger file does not automatically give a sharp print at the required size. An installation photograph is not a substitute for original printable artwork. Confirm glass specification and hob clearances for your location.
The artwork must be planned for the final proportions, joints and cut-outs. Approve the final layout before manufacture.
Can I use my own image?+
Ask us to assess the original artwork, required print size and your permission to use it.
Do all designs use the same configurator?+
Ordering options vary by product. Open the selected design to use its existing options, or contact us for a bespoke enquiry.
Can printed glass be backlit?+
Backlit products need a coordinated glass, artwork and lighting specification. Discuss the installation with us.
More about Gradient Extra Splashbacks+
Gradient Extra splashbacks build on the standard gradient look with stronger decorative depth, layered colour transitions and statement detailing.
This collection suits kitchens where the splashback is intended to become a more prominent design feature. Because the finish is visually detailed, samples and artwork references are useful when coordinating it with cabinetry, worktops and lighting.
Made to Measure
For installed projects, CreoGlass can survey the kitchen and establish final dimensions, cut-outs, panel divisions and installation requirements before manufacture. Supply-only options are available where you provide confirmed dimensions.
Project-Specific Specification
The final glass specification, position near appliances, panel size and installation arrangement depend on the individual project. These details should be confirmed before manufacture rather than assumed from a standard specification.
