Commomy10 Pcs 3D Green Peel and Stick Wall Tiles, 11.8"x11.8" Matte Thin PVC Stick on Tiles 3D Wall Panels Peel and Stick for Kitchen,Bathroom,Renters,Interior Wall Decor

Adhesive isn’t the best so I had to superglue parts of it back to the surface of the tape I used. Looks great! True to color! The brick is solid quality and I like the textured 3D look. It makes it look more natural. PSA: if you put a layer of tape between the wall/tile and whatever you’re using that’s peel and stick, removal will be easier and residue won’t be left behind

These peel and stick tiles were so easy to use and look so perfect they don't look cheap they really upgraded my bathroom 100% I use them as an accent wall I just love them took me about a half hour to put them up

I ordered the green tile and thought it was a bright kelly green and the blue tile appeared teal on my screen. The green tile that I received is definitely teal. So this asthetic may affect your choice to buy this (green) tile depending on what color you need for your decor. It is also definitely matte there is no shine/no gloss to it at all. This makes it less likely to look like real tile. I also thought there would be different shades of green mixed on these tiles. There is not, the color is applied heavier or lighter-more white in spots than others- to give it a sort of varigated look but it is really only one color used. It seems expensive for what you get but this was one of the cheaper peel and stick tiles I could find. I am happy with the look and the application was easy. And it was possible to cut it with sharp regular scissors. I had an odd wall- more of like a column between my entryway and my kitchen. This decorated it nicely and made the ceiling seem taller. It fit with my mid century modern boho decor.

Does not look like tile at all. Feels and looks like an arts and crafts material. Returning.

The tiles are like a thing foam board, not like other peel and stick tiles I've used before. The surface does have the same textured, or 3D, that real tiles would. However, the "tiles" themselves seem to be hollow, so when I was applying them and pressed down to secure it onto the wall, the tiles dimples leaving an uneven surface. I had to peel one back to reposition and it left adhesive on the wall. Easy to cut with either a scissors or utility knife though!

Wanted something cost effective as traditional wall paper and actual tiling was adding up costly for a whole home redo. This was for a half bath which we needed about 5-6 boxes and I have to say it looks great. Just from a glance with the door open, it looks like real tile, and if you’re careful and VERY patient with the application, it can come out quite nice. The adhesion is strong so I don’t have any concerns there as long as you clean your walls before hand and it doesn’t have a lot of texture. The tedious part was lining everything up and it does take a considerable amount of time if you want it to look nice. Also, sometimes the tile might puff due to the excess air caught between the foam adhesion and the tile as you place it, just take an exacto knife tip or even a thumb tack and create a tiny hole for air to escape and it’ll lay flatly nicely. Hope this helps anyone else out there

I was willing to overlook some of the crushed in tiles but the grout lines were a light blue as if they weren't even colored and just the plastic material itself. I would have used them if it wasn't for this. The pictures depict a slight sheen even though it says matte and they definitely are matter. These discrepancies were throughout all 4 of the 10 packs. If you get these do be prepared to use a razor knife to slice off sides of the grout lines otherwise you will have double lines. Had hopes but couldn't overlook the non white grout lines.

Bought these for a kitchen backsplash. They adhere on easy. Were simple to cut for fill ins. The seam between "panels" is a little more obvious if you are looking because its wider, but that is something I could probably fix myself as well. Overall very satisfied! It even has held up to the heat from the stove top.

It might look good in a low light environment but if you are going to apply it to a surface that gets direct light then it would be very easy to see the foamy texture and poor quality. Additionally, the adhesive is pretty weak, more than half of the wall fell down on its own within the first two hours of applying it even though I followed every single instruction.

Hard to work with. Once its on dont try to take it off its a nightmare. Looks silly. Overlaps looks very bad. Save yourself a headache and hire someone...

Turned out well.

this was disappointing - its not glossy or laminated like other stick on tiles : feels like cardboard: hence i would not recommend for backsplash or bathroom …

When we first got this product I loved the pattern and colour, however no matter how I laid the tiles or trimmed the edges it is impossible to get the seams to line up nicely, there is either a gap of some sort or if you overlay them there is an evident bump. The tiles themselves adhered well to the wall initially but now there is parts lifting even though I followed the instructions for applying the tile and put them on a regular painted surface. The inside of the tile becomes concave with application and it looks very strange. I have done peel and stick tiles before that have turned out great but these ones are not it !