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If you’ve ever dreamt of having that curated, expertly color-coordinated kitchen or bathroom but (A) rent, (B) have no construction or design experience, (C) are tight on funds, or (D) all of the above, then, friends, let me introduce you to arguably one of the best decor hacks in recent history: peel-and-stick backsplash.
Invented as an easy solution for those who want a posh, professionally renovated kitchen aesthetic but don’t necessarily have the installation (or mortar, or grouting) experience required for regular tiles, peel-and-stick backsplash aces that designer look at a fraction of the price and effort. And best yet, these stick-on tiles are renter-friendly: Most of them are removable, so no risk of getting into hot water with your landlord — or contending with your inner decor commitment-phobe, either.
The Best Peel-and-Stick Backsplash Tiles
10-Sheet Peel-and-Stick Tile Backsplash Art3d Read More
Bellagio Gel Peel and Stick Mosaic Tile Smart Tiles Read More
Vintage Print Peel and Stick Tile Backsplash Decal OhMyTiles Read More
Mosaic Marble Peel-and-Stick Backsplash Wallpaper West Elm Read More
Vinyl Peel-and-Stick Mexican Talavera Backsplash SnazzyDecal Read More
Brushed Metal Peel-and-Stick Backsplash Subway Tiles Art3d Read More
Stone Composite Peel-and-Stick Mosaic Tile Aspect Read More
Brown Peel-and-Stick Backsplash Wall Decal Highland Dunes Read More
Natural Stone Peel-and-Stick Mosaic Tile WS Tiles Read More
Reflections 3x12-Inch Glass Peel-and-Stick Subway Tile Abolos Read More
What to Consider
A few things to keep in mind when shopping for removable backsplash:
- Size: Peel-and-stick backsplash is usually packaged in large sheet chunks (think 10x10 or 12x12 inches) to make application quicker and more foolproof, and is sold in boxes containing sheets that usually total anywhere from 10 to 15 feet of coverage. Most of them are also designed to be cut, trimmed, or overlapped easily, so you can fill out your walls or sink backsplash areas without any seams or pattern breaks.
- Material and Finish: From vinyl decals that mimic ceramic tiles to marble laminate to actual thin-cut stone, the options can seem virtually endless for the peel-and-stick enthusiast. Vinyl options are the easiest to wipe clean, which is something to keep in mind in high-splatter cooking or washing areas or if you have small kids or pets.
- Type: Some peel-and-stick backsplash types come in the form of a wallpaper-type sticker decal, many are simple stick-on tiles, while even others, like those that use natural stone or metal, need special tools to cut to size. Choose whichever aligns with both your skill and commitment level, giving special consideration to any potential damage to your walls removing or replacing these tiles may incur.
- Design: The sky’s the limit with stickable tiles! There are definitely finishes like wood and marble that, although designed to trompe l’oeil, also feel like the real thing. Others take a more wallpaper-type approach with their design, and even others — like those with stone or mirrored surfaces — offer a tactile, 3D vibe.
If you’re done staring at the drab, pre-fab walls in your kitchen or bathroom, want to make your small city apartment look a bit more high-end, are construction-averse, or are just all about convenience, we’ve got the perfect peel-and-stick backsplash pattern for you. These picks will have your guests raving about your spiffy, elevated space (and, hey, no one needs to know it’s stick-on!).