Hana Mother of Pearl

These peel and stick tiles worked perfectly to spruce up my master bathroom. Not only is the quality amazing, but they’re very easy to install. Plus, it’s a LOT less expensive and so much easier compared to doing individual real tiles that require using grout and special tools to cut the tiles.

Hard to cut them...you need a tile cutter

These are a bit harder to install than I thought, but mostly because my old walls weren’t straight so I had to do some very creative cutting and snapping of individual squares. I also had a few “whoops” of my lines not lining up, but I used some matching ready mix grout to fill in so less noticeable. Had two fully wasted pieces (which made me cuss out myself due to cost) because I didn’t place quite perfectly and once they were half on, they literally were stuck to the point I had to damage them to pull back off. I guess that is good on the ones I placed correctly figuring they are on for eternity! Please note my edges would have been horrible had it not been for some plastic edge sticks that I also found on Amazon. I painted those to match my cabinets and glued them with construction adhesive. Then caulked the lines and did touch up paint. By the time I was done with this and everything I had to do to make it close to perfect, I MIGHT have been better off hiring a tile guy. But still it was a good solution and cool looking.