InHome Hexagon Marble Peel & Stick Wallpaper Backsplash White: Vinyl Self-Adhesive Geometric Tile Paper, 4 Pieces

Found these on a popular home decorating site and these are the same brand for so much less here. I ordered one two packages to start since I was doing a small area . Ended up needing one more package. So pleased with the look. I’m a so-so crafty person and was able to do it myself in about 2 hrs for a roughly 8’ x 14” space.

The reason I'm giving 3 stars is because the product information for these tiles is incorrect. Each package contains 4 tiles and they are only 10"x10", so do not read the section that says a package covers 9 square feet when it really covers less than 4 square feet! When I called Target to let them know about the incorrect product info I was blown away by how lovely and helpful their customer service was. They helped me get a few more packages on a rush delivery so that I could finish my project as soon as possible. Aside from needing to order more than expected these tiles look really nice and stick well. The texture is different from what I expected, they feel kind of rubbery but they do seem a nice quality and are easy to wipe off. They do not feel like tile or marble at all. The edges follow the hexagon shape so you need to trim the sides to fit against anything flat like other walls or countertops.

Easy to use. I put up in my kitchen as a backsplash. I took my time lining them up and it was worth it. You canGÇÖt see seams at all. They really stick so be careful as you apply them. If you need to remove it will peel off your drywall. IGÇÖm happy with my purchase.

Before I installed this hexagon pattern from WallPops, I had a linear, mosaic tile pattern from another brand on my backsplash. I changed it because I felt the mosaic pattern looked too busy & I never really cared for the pattern once it was installed. When I removed it, it did some pretty good damage to my drywall despite the fact that the company says it'll "peel right off" if you heat it up with a hair dryer with no special prep. I did that -- and it's totally not true. So here is a helpful tip for everyone no matter what brand of Peel&Stick wall tile you use: put a coat of a really good primer/sealer on the wall and let it dry for at least 24 hours before you apply any adhesive. I used Zinsser Bullseye 1.2.3. because it's one of the best. I noticed right away that WallPops Peel&Stick has a little stronger adhesive and you have to be really careful when installing. It's not a good idea to try to place the whole piece on the wall and then try to peel it off and reposition it. I applied tile pieces Left to Right so I would hold the right side of the piece in my hand away from the wall as best I could and then line up the left side ... don't press down until you've got it in the position that you want it. Then from left to right, apply it in a rolling motion rather than pressing the whole piece down because that'll help prevent wrinkles. Personally, I love the WallPops and I especially love the hexagon pattern. It totally looks real and you can only see the seams when you put your face close to it. Of course, if you installed it, you're gonna know where they're at but once it's installed it blends in very well and looks awesome. I am SO happy with the results!! One last thing..I was worried that the hexagon pattern would be trickier to install when you had to match it up after cutting but it matches up so easily with much less waste than the linear, mosaic pattern, which surprised me. So don't hesitate if that is your biggest concern in choosing this pattern. I would totally use this product again! I love it! I want to buy more to install above my master bath sink.