KASARO Peel and Stick Backsplash, Mother of Pearl Mosaic Shell Tiles, Self-Adhesive Wall Tile for Kitchen, Bathroom, Bedroom Decor, Waterproof & DIY-Friendly, 10 Sheets (Natural, 10 sq ft)

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• Natural Mother of Pearl Luster: Crafted from finely polished natural shells, each tile displays a unique iridescent glow. The high-density waterproof surface is scratch-resistant, impact-resistant, and designed to maintain its luxurious finish without fading or warping over time
• Easy & DIY-Friendly Installation: Installation is simple and requires no extra glue, grout, or special tools. First, ensure your surface is flat, dry, and clean. When cutting, you can easily trim the sheet along the pre-defined gaps between shells using scissors; for cuts directly through the natural shell material (which is harder), a cutting tool is recommended for best results. Once cut, just peel off the backing and press the tile firmly into place
• Versatile Wall Decor & Protection: Perfect for kitchen backsplashes, bathroom walls, fireplace surrounds, accent walls, furniture surfaces, and bedroom decor. Provides reliable protection against water and stains while adding a touch of natural elegance to any space
• Long-lasting & Easy to Clean: Strong adhesive ensures long-lasting hold without peeling. The high-density surface resists stains and daily wear—simply wipe clean with a damp cloth to restore its radiant shine
• Complete Kit & Pre-Installation Guidance: This pack includes 10 12″ x 12″ sheets, covering approximately 10 square feet. We recommend measuring your area before installation. Due to variations in photographic lighting and monitor settings, colors may appear slightly different in person. To ensure the style is perfect for your project, consider ordering a single sample sheet first