Which? experts have tested various stick-on home decor products, such as window blinds and kitchen tiles, to determine their effectiveness for quick and affordable home refreshes. These self-adhesive options aim to provide updates without requiring drilling or professional experience.
Poppy Gaunt, a Which? senior editor, purchased Stick-Fit Honeycomb Blinds from 247 Blinds, finding them to be of higher quality and easier to fit than anticipated. Each blind cost around £130 for her floor-to-ceiling windows, though she noted even the longest available left a gap at the bottom. She plans to buy another blind for a balcony door.
Martha Roberts, a Which? senior researcher and writer, used stick-on, subway-style kitchen tiles from Amazon for a budget kitchen renovation. She spent £185 on eight packs, considering it a more affordable option than traditional tiles and professional installation. While easy to apply, Martha, as a landlord, has experienced difficulty removing residue left by some stick-on decor.