Want to change the credenza and not the budget to call on a professional? That’s good, there is a technique to stick to it and transform it into child’s play.
All kitchens have a splashback. Do you know what it is? This designates the protective plate stuck above the worktop and/or above the cooking plates. Its primary role is to protect the wall from food projections, fat and water when it is placed behind a sink. However, it has become a real decorative element. It is available in different styles and it is not always easy to choose from all the patterns. For a sleek and harmonious style, you can take the same tiling as that of the worktop or the ground. Others prefer to mix genres. The bright colors next to wood or white furniture give a touch of very nice pep for example. All the tiles with plant drawings give off a certain serenity and a lot of sweetness. Zelliges or cement tiles are very trendy. In short, you will understand, all the fantasies and all genres are possible.
That’s it, have you chosen your credenza? Who will place it? If it is a professional, it will cost you on average between 30 euros and 100 euros per square meter depending on the Lapeyre company. It’s a budget. However, there is a more economical option. It is that it was you who occupied it. So, placing tiling is not always easy especially if you don’t have the tinkering soul.
Fortunately, there is a more accessible and always less expensive solution. It was Déborah de Psyche.deco.bienetre who shared his tip on his Instagram account. “”I recently discovered Musselbound, a double-sided adhesive that allows you to fix tiles without glue or mortar. A solution that promises a quick and without constraint, ideal for cooking credences“She revealed.
It is very easy since it is enough to stick the adhesive sheet on the wall then place the tiles directly on it. In addition, there is no drying time. It holds right away.
On the other hand, she recalls that we must not forget to make the joints between the tiles. So you still have to make a little effort on the Brico side but the hardest is already done. So what do you say? Ready to change the look of your kitchen in the blink of an eye?
