@Pearly Tan I just sent you the info. 

Far cry from the tan carpet and tan walls from a decade ago!

We did a 'light tan color' it may have faded a little but I can't really tell you for sure.  

It used to be tan and white.Door stops is my big one!

Glass tile is usually more expensive, especially if you go with a boutique tile company like "tile shop,"  but I've usually done pretty well finding good tile selection and much better prices at Home Depot, Lowe's, and Menards.Here's one kitchen I was involved with where the backsplash has whites, creams, and tans, which ties the floor tile, appliances, granite, and cabinets together.As a separate thought, backsplashes are one inexpensive way to really class-up a kitchen and add value to an investment property, plus can make it nice enough to justify higher rents.  

Thanks,John Tan

@Brent Shaffer hard to tell from the picture but with the bottom being a stone product & the siding being tan, you can do almost any color, other than green as there seems to be some red tones. 

The reason we have the confidence to do tanning in this format (which if it wasn't efficient over the phone, we wouldn't do it.

I see you changed your profile picture...you are no longer a self-assured tanned boy in shades, but a happy in love success story.  

@Carole G. and @John Tan, I'll be looking at a few properties in Tempe, Phoenix and Mesa, Arizona in two weeks.