Do you want to change the look of your floors quickly and easily? Check out this shopping guide round up for peel and stick floor tile ideas. Love this budget-friendly, non-permanent, trendy and mess-free flooring solution.
Ever since we walked into our previous home with our realtor, I knew I wanted to change all of the flooring in the house. It’s been 7 years already and we still have the same floors. It just hasn’t been in the budget to rip them out and replace them.
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But thankfully the world of peel and stick tiles have come a loooong way and they are about to change everything for our guest bathroom/girls’ bathroom!
I have heard so many good things about these adhesive, peel and stick vinyl flooring tiles that I just had to try them for myself! It’s an inexpensive, non-permanent way to change the look of your room on a budget, which is always a win in my book! I love that I can pull them up if I grow tired of them or the next owner could remove them too.
If all goes well, which I expect it will, I plan to tackle the laundry room and master bathroom next!
These are the current tiles in our girls’ bathroom.
As you can see the tile is nothing fancy, not bad, but nothing that speaks to me either. I also think it’ll be fun to add that pop of pattern on the floor just to give it some personality, you know? Also, we’re gonna do something about those dirty grout lines while we’re at it! 😊
These are the adhesive floor tiles I chose for my bathroom refresh (see all of the bathroom refresh plans here). I will be interested to see how I like the shower curtain and the floors tiles together. It may be pattern overkill, but I will just replace the shower curtain with something less pattern-y if it comes to that. The peel and stick tiles will stay for sure!
UPDATE: Want to see how they turned out?!? CLICK HERE!
25 Favorite Peel and Stick Floor Tile Ideas
As always, be sure to do your research when ordering any of these tile for your home projects. For example, if you are using them in a bathroom you will want to make sure it’s ok to get water on them. I also measured my tiles 4 times to make sure I was ordering the exact correct size.
The company I ordered from will do customized tile sizes for free, so don’t be afraid to ask for help if you need it. They responded super fast and shipped quickly, too!
Other Peel & Stick Tile Ideas
In addition to the encaustic tile styles, I love the idea of using a wood-looking vinyl floor tile or even doing solid colors in a buffalo check pattern. I found a few examples from other bloggers online.
The Family Style Schooling blog used a driftwood style peel and stick wood floor tile in their home and it looks gorgeous!
Another great idea for peel and stick flooring is to use solid tiles in a buffalo check pattern like The Gold Hive did in her kitchen.
I just love both of those options!
Happy DIYing!
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Barb says
I understood from a company that does flooring that they did not recommend peel and stick over cement floors in the basement as warm/cold changes and possible dampness will cause the tiles to lift. Though if the floors are quite level and well sealed they very well could hold up for a long time.
Henry says
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Henry
Sam says
ive seen people use it as a back splash. have you ever tied that? if so, how does it hold up?
Scarlet Aaron says
Thank you for sharing this blog.As long as you prepare your existing surface well, you can place most peel-and-stick tiles over existing surfaces. Do keep in mind that some peel-and-stick tiles will only adhere well when the grout lines are filled in to be flush with the existing tile.
Kerri says
I have parquet wood floor in my powder room. Oak flooring is in the foyer but it’s been discontinued can I put a peel and stick over my wood floor
Carrie LaRoy says
Can you put these over existing linoleum flooring?
Laura says
Yes! You can!
Véronique says
I couldn’t find the date the blog was posted but if it has been a while, I’m assuming you’ve washed the floor many times. Has it started to peel?
Laura says
Hi Veronique – it’s just been a few months. I have mopped it a couple times and spot cleaned it other times. It’s still in tact, but has peeled in some places just from wear. I really think it’s just because my tiles are textured and slope down on the edges. My friends who’ve used it over flat tiles haven’t had any issues! Hope this helps! Laura
Jimmie Spires says
Can you put peel and stick over marble flooring??
Laura says
I don’t see why not!
Donna says
I love these ideas, can you put the peel and stick wood floor tiles directly on a vinyl floor?
Laura says
Yes! I believe you can! I’ve seen it done several times and it looks great! xo, Laura
Thami says
Can I do peel and stick on cement floors
Laura says
I don’t see why not! 🙂
muriel v says
i love everything on your blog!!! can you do the peel and stick tiles to existing tile? or the wood floor tile on to regular ceramic tile? Thanks!!
Laura says
Yes! You can apply them to existing tiles. 🙂