Vamos Peel and Stick Backsplash Tiles – White & Beige Fish Scale PVC Mosaic (10 sheets )

Refresh your kitchen or bathroom with the Vamos Peel and Stick Backsplash, featuring an elegant combination of white and beige slate-inspired tones with light gold accents. The unique fish scale and metal mosaic design adds texture, dimension, and a stylish decorative finish to walls without the complexity of traditional tile installation.

Made from PVC material with a self-adhesive backing, these backsplash tiles are designed for convenient installation. Simply prepare the surface, peel off the backing, and apply the tiles to create an attractive backsplash or accent wall. The seamless-style design helps create a coordinated appearance across multiple sheets.

The soft white and beige color combination works beautifully with a variety of kitchen and bathroom styles, including modern, contemporary, farmhouse, minimalist, and transitional interiors. Light gold detailing adds a subtle decorative accent that can complement gold, brass, stainless steel, or neutral fixtures.

With 10 sheets included, this set is suitable for backsplash projects, accent areas, wall updates, and decorative renovations. Use it behind kitchen counters, bathroom vanities, sinks, or other suitable smooth surfaces to give your space a fresh and sophisticated appearance.

Key Features

• Peel-and-Stick Installation: Self-adhesive backing allows for convenient application.
• Fish Scale Mosaic Design: Creates an attractive textured and decorative wall effect.
• White & Beige Color Scheme: Neutral tones coordinate easily with different interiors.
• Light Gold Accents: Adds an elegant metallic-inspired decorative detail.
• PVC Construction: Lightweight and practical for interior backsplash applications.
• Kitchen & Bathroom Use: Ideal for suitable smooth surfaces in kitchens, bathrooms, and other areas.
• 10-Sheet Set: Provides multiple sheets for coordinated backsplash and accent projects.
• Modern Decorative Style: Complements contemporary, farmhouse, minimalist, and transitional décor.