The 10 Best Peel And Stick Backsplashes

Many people don't feel the need to deviate from simple gray rectangles, but if you're the adventurous type, you can express yourself with NextWall Moroccan Style (around $35). The variety of colors and shapes can transform any home into a Mediterranean villa.

One drawback to many lesser versions is that they can't handle too much heat or humidity, meaning you can't install them very close to a stove or shower. Stickgoo Arabesque (around $26) is thicker than most, allowing you to put it in more places.

Offered in two different widths to accommodate your needs, BeausTile Monocrome (around $21) sports a reflective surface, giving the appearance of real glass. It's smooth to the touch and won't budge if guests push hard while admiring it.

Tic Tac Tiles Como Crema (about $40) lies flat and won't bubble up thanks to the strong adhesive. Even though it's as simple to put up as a window decal, the color variations provide the look of a single designed unit instead of a repeated square.

Art3d Tile (about $33) is easy to cut, so you can fashion it into the correct size for that small space between your kitchen counter and cupboards. Its texture gives it the appearance of professional home decoration rather than a cheap protective cover.

Rather than working from a single printed sheet, Top Mosaic (around $37) offers individual rectangular pieces that can be put together into any configuration you choose. You can install them horizontally, vertically, or in a pattern all of your own design.

Applying to areas that have unconventional dimensions isn't an issue with DC Fix Decorative (about $8), which comes in a big roll capable of covering the width of an entire wall. The available applicator can ensure it goes on smooth without any air bubbles.

Hue Decoration Anti Corrosion (appx. $18) is offered in five different styles, and the sheets are easy to remove with a hair dryer, so you won't need to worry about spending all day picking up tiny bits of glue when you decide to make a change.

If you really want to catch people's attention, Flexipixtile Aluminum (around $47) can get the job done with its shiny squares that give off the vibe of a red and pink disco ball, something less timid decorators might shy away from, but will certainly set you apart.

Available in plain white brick, Talavera Mexican tile, or faux marble, Longking Kitchen (about $30) can be as eye-catching or as inconspicuous as you want it to be. It comes in sets of 10 sheets, so if you like how it looks, you can cover the entire room with it.