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Give your kitchen splashbacks the luxury treatment they deserve, without the stress of a full renovation, with our premium stick-on vinyl tiles. 

We believe that beautiful design and unique character should be available to every home. Our DIY peel and stick tiles offer you the same warmth and charm as our premium hand-crafted tiles, at a fraction of the commitment. You’ll find the same corner-only designs as our classic blue Delft range, with our latest stick-on motifs to bring you a truly personalised tile experience.

Whether you prefer to mix and match your patterns or precisely plan every tile and motif, you can craft a signature narrative as unique as your space. Leave lacklustre rental walls and draining renovations behind, and bask in the comfort of captivating, hassle-free design. 

Find the right tiles for your space

Whether you’re searching for character charm, a modern masterpiece, or a fantastical finish, our stylish corner and motif stick-on tile designs offer something special for every story. 

Kitchen tiles 

Serve the heart of your home a narrative refresh with our premium, stick-on motifs.

Splashback tiles

Bask in the luxurious ease of our water-resistant, easy-to-clean splashback tiles. 

Why choose stick-on tiles 

Easy installation & removal

Self-adhesive vinyl tiles are simple to cut, fit, and remove – no grout required, no damage to your walls or floors.

Protected from the elements 

Water resistant, heat resistant, and able to withstand the demands of high-traffic household areas.

Suitable for Australia 

Crafted for our home climate, with resistance to moisture and extreme temperature in mind.

Cost-effective transformations

Stunning, hand-crafted designs for your home at a fraction of the price of a traditional renovation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are stick-on tiles waterproof?

Most stick-on tiles are designed to be water resistant (rarely waterproof), making them suitable for kitchens, bathrooms, and other areas of the home prone to splashing.

How do I clean stick-on tiles?

Like any tiles, stick-on tiles require regular care. A simple wipe down will do, ensuring you only use soft microfibre cloths, dampened with a small amount of dishwashing liquid. You should never use harsh chemicals and abrasive tools on your tiles, as you may scratch or dull the surface. 

Can stick-on tiles go over existing tiles?

You can achieve a quick transformation with stick-on tiles and their ability to go straight over your existing tiles and grout lines. However, for lasting results, you must ensure to take every precaution when preparing any existing surface – it must be clean and dry for successful adhesion. 

Where can I use stick-on tiles?

Stick-on tiles are suitable for use almost everywhere traditional tiles can be installed. They are heat-resistant and water resistant by design, making them ideal for DIY kitchens, bathrooms, and backsplashes. 

For a premium, lasting finish, it’s recommended that you do not install stick-on tiles in showers without additional waterproofing.

Are stick-on tiles heat resistant?

Our stick-on tiles are designed to be both heat and water resistant, and safe for kitchen or bathroom use. To maintain the look of your tiles and minimise the risk of warping, it’s recommended that you leave a gap of 30cm between your tiles and stovetop, or to install a metal backguard for extra protection. Additionally, you should avoid installing your stick-on tiles next to open flames.

How long do stick-on tiles last?

Stick-on tiles generally last between 3–10 years. Their longevity depends on a number of factors, such as their location, quality, usage, maintenance, and initial installation. Generally, stick-on tiles can last: 

  • 5–10 years in kitchens, bathrooms, and low-traffic areas
  • 3–5 years in hallways, entryways, and other high-traffic areas 
  • 1–3 years in showers and areas prone to water pooling

What tools do you need to install stick-on tiles?

Stick-on tiles are easy to install, and only require a handful of basic household tools. For the majority of DIY installation projects, all you will need is a cutting surface, craft knife or scissors, damp cloth, ruler, squeegee, and a pencil.