In Home NH2359 Hexagon Marble Peel Stick Backsplash Tiles

This stuff blew my mind. It turned out so cute and it cost us less than $100. WOO! It was a lot of work, but it was much easier than tiling which we've done in previous flip properties. This is our forever home (hopefully), and we plan on eventually redoing the kitchen so we didn't want to spend a ton. I loved this design, and decided to go for it. Definitely get yourself a good exacto knife and I also used a cutting mat and a measuring square. A level was also helpful, though if you do the same design it is VERY forgiving. We also received two different lots, which I was concerned about, but in the finished product you can hardly tell. I did caulk all of the edges (not pictured) which really made it look like real tile. Any little corner that popped up, I put a tiny dab of gorilla glue and pushed it back down. This has been holding up very well for a few months now, and it was very easy to install once I got the hang of it! The panels are super sticky, though, so if you stick it, it's tough to get it back to realign!