Peel and Stick Backsplash – Removable and Rental Friendly

Our rental kitchen is pretty bad. The house itself is not that old so I’m puzzled as to why they installed these laminate cabinets with wood trim. We’ll never know but it’s what we got. Since we moved into our rental, I’ve been racking my brain trying to come up with a solution to make this space look a little better. There’s nothing we can do about the cabinets but there are somethings we can do to make the overall space better. I decided pretty quickly that adding a peel and stick backsplash could help the space look more modern and hopefully take the eyes off the ugly cabinets and pull the focus onto something a little prettier.

I love the idea of using peel and stick tiles for rental spaces and in spaces you aren’t quite ready to invest a full reno into. I needed something to spruce up my kitchen so I went on the hunt for some options and was pleasantly surprised by the number of beautiful choices there are in the removable backsplash department. They vary in price but all things considered, I think it’s a great investment if it elevates the look of your space (rental or not). You may have seen that I began installing some peel and stick backsplash last weekend. That is still a work in progress and I’ll be sharing my tips on installation soon, I hope. For today, I wanted to give you guys a quick guide on where to find some removable backsplash options.

Where to Buy Peel and Stick Backsplash

All of the options below are vinyl peel and stick “tiles” that come in sheets of different sizes. What’s great about that is you can use it for many things, not just backsplash. These faux tile sheets would be great in a bathroom or even around a fireplace (double-check with the manufacturer first).

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See what I mean? Look at those gorgeous patterns. I selected number two for our backsplash and I have some tips on how to install peel and stick backsplash as well. Check out this post about installing peel and stick backsplash to see the install process as well as the backsplash in our kitchen.

If you want to give a space in your home a little more interest without committing time and money to a full tile project, this is a great option. I can’t wait to share how it looks in our home soon!

You can check out all of the removable wallpaper below!

Removable backsplash not for you? Check out my picks for tile backsplash options here.