Ideas for rental house kitchen backsplash?
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Cheap and easy = stick on vinyl backsplash. Victorians did not do things the cheap and easy way so it comes down to priorities. A subway or hexagonal tile backsplash, which would be appropriate in appearance, is not cheap and is not easy.
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Marilou, I don't know what you have budgeted for this project but I found at Lowes a product that looks like an old tin ceiling like you would see in the Five & Dime stores back in the 50th's. They are stick-on tiles if I remember correctly and come in Copper, Black, Silver, etc. Check it out at www.Lowes.com. Rick Allen
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Hi Marilou112,
How about a tin tile backsplash? Click on the link below for basic information and a video. Wishing you the best.
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You could try a peel and stick tile. They have varieties with patterns and some that look like stamped metal that may fit in with your decor.
Galvanized tin sheeting, left tin or painted with silver, bronze or another metallic paint like burnished brass, would look authentic. Remember than electricity was just beginning to be used in the early Victorian era, so metal was used to protect the wall from wood burning, gas or “wild electricity” stoves. Best wishes ☺️
Are you the owner or the renter?? The large home stores have "fake tin" squares -- not expensive, stick on. Or you could paint a victorian design. (look on line for Victorian back splash - you can make it as simple as you want.) You could even glue wall paper or treated fabric. If you are the renter you can put any of this on cardboard cut to fit, so it is easily removed without damaging the owners' wall.
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