25 PCS Moroccan Style Tile Sticker, 4x4 Inch(10x10cm) Traditional DIY Murals, Tile Waterproof Oil Proof Removable Decals for Bathroom & Kitchen Backsplash (DS-03)

Really nice material and color. It has a nice morrocan designs. Sticks really well and great quality.

Using these to spruce up an old and plain shower tiles. The work well size wise, may tiles are 4x4, and they adhere well. I don't know for durability yet but will update if any problems. I hope they last a while. They were easy to install since the grout lines are there to guide. They look nice, easy to install and cheap to update plain shower tiles. Overall good product.

No complaints....happy customer 😢 😕

I am a horrible judge of sizing - I thought these were going to be a little bit bigger but I'm not mad at the size. I obtained these with the intention to take some permanent marker to them and just have fun - coloring book on a tile :-) Overall, while smaller and finger lined than I thought, I still am going to use them. The adhesive is great too. I tested one in my bathroom and it works just fine.

I cleaned my walls thoroughly and they aren’t textured at all. I put up the tiles and by the morning some of them had fallen off. Maybe it’s the hungry of being in a bathroom idk. Ordering another package in hopes that they stick better than the ones before.

Love the concept and idea but it's kind of giving pru Ted from a printer vibes! I made it work and look amazing as always (toot toot) lol so I didn't send it back. I was tempted but it's OK for now I guess. Still my style and again concept!

These are just as the description states — tile stickers with a Moroccan accent. If you are looking for an inexpensive instant upgrade to a rental kitchen or bathroom these stickers are for you! They have a pretty design, and from a distance they look like tiles. Up close you can tell they aren’t, but I think they still add a pretty detail. They are sticky enough to stay on your wall but are able to be moved around too if you’re not quite perfect at first placement. With a little more work you can secure them semi-permanently (by getting them just where you want them then heating and smoothing them with a hair dryer and cloth). I imagine that you can remove them the same way (with the hair dryer), but I haven’t done that.

I was expecting a tile, but instead got stickers. Peel and stick. They're very thin, but still going to give them the benefit of the doubt, and try them on the tile in my new home. The pattern is beautiful and colors are bright.