DIY peel-and-stick tile tutorialfrom @nick_lloyd_

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I've been on a mission to transform my gay apartment into a gay home, and over 3,000,000 of you have been loving my kitchen transformation. If you missed part one, that's in my profile. But in this video, I'm gonna show you how I did this custom backsplash with peel and stick tile. If you have cabinets like mine that don't go all the way to the ceiling, you know how much of a challenge it can be to figure out what to do with that space. One of my favorite things about New York is there is beautiful tile work everywhere. It's like gave me my initial inspiration to have some fun with the space above the cupboards and almost do like a custom tile pattern. I started by doing a base layer of these green tier, which guys, I would not recommend this rank. So make sure to maybe do a little bit more research than I did. If anyone has any good recommendations, drop them below. I then also brought in this nice contrasting red and this beige also has peel and stick tiles. I played around with the design a little better, but since my kitchen is kind of in, like, a railroad style, I decided on a design that I could start on the green and then bring over to the white wall as well. And to achieve this, I just cut the peel and stick tiles into strips and laid them side by side. One last little detail I did was I covered our little floating shelf that sits above our oven, also in those green peel and stick tier. So it almost looks like it's a part of the wall, and I'm really obsessed with how this turned out. It definitely took some trial and error, but this was a very fun project for me creatively. And follow along, because in the next video, I'll show you how I did these custom hanging frame.