Cork backsplash

Recycled Cork Backsplash: I had a small, 4 foot long, unfinished backsplash in an area we refer to as a butler’s pantry. I had always thought it might be cool to do something more creative than standard tile in the area. A couple years ago I had made a dart board backboard w…

Hi...and welcome to another Tool Time Tuesday. Today's project is not only a "tool" project, but a recycling one too! I am going to use old wine corks to make a backsplash in a wine cabinet that we have. Funny thing is...we don't drink wine!! My husband and I just can't seem to acquire a taste for it. We do have lots of family functions and holidays at our house, so the wine bar is perfect for family and friends. Here's a sneak peek at the backsplash... Here's the "before" wine bar. It's a…

Wine lovers unite because you are going to need to drink lots of it to create this awesome DIY Wine Cork Backsplash!

A few months back, Sweetie and I installed a new backsplash in our kitchen. After multiple samples and trips to tile shops, we finally found the perfect

Wine lovers unite because you are going to need to drink lots of it to create this awesome DIY Wine Cork Backsplash!

Wondering what to do with all those wine bottle corks you've been saving? Use them to create a beautiful wine bar inspired backsplash.

Wine bar with cork backsplash

Upcycle corks iron a backsplash. Put them on a board to avoid putting them directly on the wall and making them easy to remove if you decide you no longer want them. #Instructables #home #decor #reuse #kitchen

The owner of this kitchen is a wine lover who collected lots of corks over time with intentions of putting them on display. Corks from red wine, white wine, and…