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5 Times Peel and Stick Tiles Totally Floored Us

Dabney Frake
Dabney Frake
Dabney is a Southern-born, New England-raised, current Midwesterner. Her dog Grim is part terrier, part basset hound, part dust mop.
updated May 3, 2019
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(Image credit: Traci Zeller)

Peel and stick tiles sound like a cheap compromise, but they are a really great option for quick and easy changes that even a novice DIYer can totally pull off in a weekend. These days you can buy fun and graphic designs, classic checkerboard patterns, and even the look of real wood planks. These five examples show just how great they turn out.

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(Image credit: Traci Zeller)

Traci Zeller designed the foyer for the Traditional Home Showhouse and used Mirth Studio’s gingham tiles on the floor. They pack a total pattern punch.

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(Image credit: East Coast Creative)

Monica of East Coast Creative challenged herself to do something unique in her DIY bathroom, using builder grade materials, and this unique hexagonal floor was the result.

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(Image credit: Style By Emily Henderson)

Brady Tolbert shared his own rental kitchen makeover with boss Emily Henderson and the “after” is remarkable —especially given that the change only cost about $50.

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(Image credit: Lila Wolff)

This herringbone pattern floor was created by Lila Wolff with vinyl self-adhesive planks, laid in alternating colors. She has great instructions and tips on how to get the best possible result.

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(Image credit: Julie Blanner)

Julie Blanner refinished her basement using wood-like vinyl planks and visitors are often mistaken in thinking they are real hardwood.

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