how to install peel and stick tile backsplash from lowes

#How to install peel and stick tile backsplash from lowes how to#

Warm, Peel and Stick Kitchen Backsplash.

Glittering, Peel and Stick Kitchen Backsplash.

Black and White Peel and Stick Kitchen Backsplash.

Simple, Peel and Stick Kitchen Backsplash.

Shiny, Peel and Stick Kitchen Backsplash.

Plain, Peel and Stick Kitchen Backsplash.Let me know if you give this peel and stick backsplash a try, or if you have already used it. We have to save something for the reveal next week-yay! Here is what I have completed so far: This is seriously the best $35 I have ever spent! There have been other updates this week, but I can’t show you yet. I decided to have the tile go all the way down the side of the stove on the small wall and love how finished it looks. The best way to do it is to make a template with paper and use the craft knife to cut it out prior to hanging. The hardest part was cutting around the outlets. The entire backsplash was done in under an hour. It is very sticky and may take a couple of tries to get it lined up, but once you start it is finished in no time. Use a credit card to smooth it out and remove any bubbles. If you line it up incorrectly, no worries. I started at the outside and worked my way in. Simply remove the roll and line it up to the wall area that you plan to hang it on. You guys, this role from Target was only $34.99 and was more than enough to cover the small kitchen.

Basically, it is a great solution if you don’t want to invest the time and money in actually installing tile. I have done a lot of research on removable peel and stick tile and it was all pretty positive. Subway Tile Removable Wallpaper (similar) Plus, if I move or want to change it out, I can easily remove it with no damage to the walls. You won’t believe how quick and easy this was. The gorgeous hardware really stands out too. It not only brightens the kitchen, but it also enhances the look of the oak cabinets, that I originally wanted to paint. Hey, a girl’s allowed to change her mind, right? So, I decided to stick with a classic white subway tile backsplash and I am so glad I did. At first I planned to bring in a blue backsplash, but I change my mind a lot, and at some point may not be into blues. I wanted to compliment the navy and white buffalo check curtains and color scheme. The main thing that I wanted to accomplish in this kitchen was to lighten it and modernize it somewhat.

#How to install peel and stick tile backsplash from lowes how to#

Week 4 How To Install A Peel And Stick Subway Tile Backsplash There is only one week left so we are down to the wire! You can check out what I shared the first four weeks here: There is so much to see and ideas for just about every room and every style house that you can imagine. I hope you’ve been following along with all of the talented bloggers participating in the One Room Challenge. I am a big believer in making your house a home, no matter if you live in a 4,000 sq foot home, or a 1,500 sq foot rental and everything in between. One of the reasons I wanted to share this makeover with you, is to show that you can make simple and inexpensive updates even if you are renting. So, I am a little bit late with this week’s post for the One Room Challenge, but it is totally worth it-trust me! If you have been following along with this budget friendly kitchen makeover, you know that I am renting so I have to be careful with what I do in the home. This post contains affiliate links at no extra cost to you. I can’t wait to show you this budget and renter friendly peel and stick subway tile backsplash that I just added to my kitchen.

Welcome to Week 5 of the One Room Challenge.