A peel-and-stick backsplash is an inexpensive way to change your kitchen’s look while protecting your walls from spills and splatters. Skip to content KOIN.com ...

Before purchasing a peel-and-stick backsplash, you’ll want to figure out how much product you’ll need. This style of backsplash is usually sold in sheets that are around 12 by 12 inches in size.

These chevron-style peel-and-stick tiles “changed the entire look of my kitchen, and it was the best design decision I could have made,” says Zoe Malin, NBC Select associate updates editor.

Peel-and-stick tile backsplash could be the perfect solution to your aesthetic wants. If you're concerned about its durability, here's how long it can last.

Like peel-and-stick tile, adhesive wallpaper is an easy option for a kitchen backsplash. Whether hanging traditional or sticky wallpaper, consider protecting it with a waterproof varnish.

Vinyl is a low-budget peel-and-stick backsplash material, with prices starting as low as $2. It’s also easy to install—you literally “peel and stick,” so no mortar and grout are needed.

A kitchen backsplash with faux tiles tends to cost a bit more, ... Thankfully, peel-and-stick is less expensive than traditional materials, so it won’t be too much of a splurge.

After seeing my friend Megan's Instagram Story of her mini kitchen makeover, I immediately asked her for the link. After looking through the available colors and patterns of the peel-and-stick ...