You would have to use the kind of glass tiles that doesn't have a mesh backing and a clear adhesive. I didn't know if it will yellow with time. And keep in mind, if you ever sell, you'll have to replace the backsplash if the picture is personal.
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/kitchen-dining/backsplashes/diy-splashback-with-wallpaper-18634912?r=1 do this after having your photo blown up to the size you want.
I have a very dark slate backsplash in a small cramped kitchen. Is there any way I can lighten it but keep it looking fairly natural? Whitewashing or chalk painting i...
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You would have to use the kind of glass tiles that doesn't have a mesh backing and a clear adhesive. I didn't know if it will yellow with time. And keep in mind, if you ever sell, you'll have to replace the backsplash if the picture is personal.
yes, but you have to make sure you seal around the picture or water splashed on your backsplash could get the picture wet.
Go to the “Browse” section and type in
DIY Splashback (Backsplash) With Wallpaper
for a great tutorial!
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https://www.hometalk.com/diy/kitchen-dining/backsplashes/diy-splashback-with-wallpaper-18634912?r=1 do this after having your photo blown up to the size you want.
DIY Splashback (Backsplash) With Wallpaper