What if my kitchen has no upper cabinets?

The tool reads the wall as it is — with open wall the material runs to whatever natural stop the photo shows. Describe the height if you want it specific: "tiled to the ceiling".

Same material as the worktop — can I preview that?

Yes: "continue the worktop material up the wall" is a well-understood instruction and one of the best-looking answers in most kitchens.

Colours & surfaces

Backsplash Try-On

The strip of wall doing the kitchen’s talking.

Open in the Studio

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What it does

The backsplash is the kitchen’s smallest surface and its loudest — eye height, always lit, framed top and bottom. That makes it both the best value change in the room and the easiest one to get wrong at a distance. The preview puts your candidate onto your wall: running between your counter and your cabinets, cut around the window and the sockets, its scale and grout reading at your kitchen’s real distances.

How to use it

1Photograph the run between worktop and wall units.
2Describe tile or slab, colour, and how it is laid.
3Run a quiet option against a loud one.
4Judge at the distance you cook from, not zoomed in.

Questions

What if my kitchen has no upper cabinets?: The tool reads the wall as it is — with open wall the material runs to whatever natural stop the photo shows. Describe the height if you want it specific: "tiled to the ceiling".
Same material as the worktop — can I preview that?: Yes: "continue the worktop material up the wall" is a well-understood instruction and one of the best-looking answers in most kitchens.