a. Bullnose	b. Cap	c. Cove

1. A wall must be flat and in sound condition when setting backsplash tiles directly on it. With this method, standard bullnose tiles work best.

2. To mimic the look of a traditional mortar-bed installation, use plywood or cement backerboard to build up the backsplash. V-cap tiles along the top edge finish the look.

3. To make cleanup a snap, use cove tiles in the corner. This creates a more rounded look in between your countertop and backsplash.

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