WE found the metallic type the easiest to install, looks 3 D and is the least expensive. It comes in tones of looking like tin, brass, or copper. We got ours at Lowe's and they were peel and stick and could be cut to fit any size or shape. They look like individual tiles installed but are all one sheet. Probably most home improvement stores have them.
am hating my white tile/grout countertops - always dirty - but love my blue white checked backsplash - french country look. need an alternative countertop and island...
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WE found the metallic type the easiest to install, looks 3 D and is the least expensive. It comes in tones of looking like tin, brass, or copper. We got ours at Lowe's and they were peel and stick and could be cut to fit any size or shape. They look like individual tiles installed but are all one sheet. Probably most home improvement stores have them.