Floor planks with self adhesive is one option. Many floor tiles are fairly inexpensive. Self stick backsplash is also inexpensive and easy to apply. Personally, I like beadboard, too. Good luck!
Have you seen those peel and stick backsplash tiles at Lowes and Home Depot? They look really pretty good like real glass tiles. They seem expensive but if you don't care about that, that would be a really easy solution.
I have two large boxes of engineered hardwood, Need some ideas on how to use for backsplash. My kitchen currently has wall paper I want to remove. Do I need to have...
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Hi Karen. Hope this video helps you with your new back splash. Good luck with your project.
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Here's an inexpensive back splash that I created over my existing tile. https://colormethrifty.com/2017/02/kitchen-backsplash-makeover.html
Floor planks with self adhesive is one option. Many floor tiles are fairly inexpensive. Self stick backsplash is also inexpensive and easy to apply. Personally, I like beadboard, too. Good luck!
Use paint to stencil it. Here's mine:
https://theapplestreetcottage.blogspot.com/2019/09/tiled-kitchen-backsplash.html
here's a bunch of ideas from other Hometalkers.
https://www.hometalk.com/search/all?filter=backsplash%20ideas
Here's several ideas:
https://www.hometalk.com/search/posts?filter=easy%20kitchen%20backsplash
Have you seen those peel and stick backsplash tiles at Lowes and Home Depot? They look really pretty good like real glass tiles. They seem expensive but if you don't care about that, that would be a really easy solution.
This one is so easy! https://bachelorettepadflip.com/2014/03/03/diy-kitchen-backsplash-tutorial/