FloorPops x Chris Loves Julia 12-in by 12-in Bonneville Beige Peel and Stick Floor Tiles, FP5061
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Timeless marble checkerboard flooring in a soft neutral palette. Designed by Chris Loves Julia, these beige and white Bonneville peel and stick floor tiles create a soft and sophistiated accent with ease. Bonneville Beige Peel and Stick Floor Tiles contains 10 tiles that each measure 12-in x 12-in.
Peel and stick floor tiles designed by Chris Loves Julia with beige and white marble checker board pattern
One package contains 10 tiles that each measure 12 x 12 inches and .06-in in depth
Easy installation – Peel and stick to apply, no grout or special tools needed
Water resistant and washable
Virgin Vinyl material with a textured low lustre finish and permanent adhesive makes tiles durable
If installing over concrete, a primer adhesive is necessary
Monitors or screens may display colors slightly differently
Customers say
Customers love how the peel-and-stick tiles change room appearance and appreciate their thick, durable construction that lasts for years. The tiles are easy to install, cut to size, and feel like real tile underfoot, making them a great budget makeover option. The color accuracy receives mixed feedback, with some customers noting the beige color isn’t accurate. The stickiness is also mixed, with some customers reporting good adhesion while others find the adhesive poor.
11 reviews for FloorPops x Chris Loves Julia 12-in by 12-in Bonneville Beige Peel and Stick Floor Tiles, FP5061
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Aubrey –
absolutely love it
SOO easy to use and cut, They look so great. I put them in my daughters outdoor playhouse and have held up pretty nice not being covered while it rains. I know they would be amazing inside a home too! Very good value, stickiness and make a beautiful transformation. Easy to make your own pattern as well
JB –
Saved My Century-Old BathroomâLooks Like a Million Bucks for a Fraction of the Price!
I rarely write reviews, but I had to shout from the rooftops about these Peel and Stick floor tiles! I live in a 100-year-old home, and the original vintage penny tile in the bathroom had been (tragically) painted over by a previous owner. I plan to do a full remodel eventually, but with guests coming soon, I needed a quick fix that wouldnât look like a quick fix.Enter these tiles.They were unbelievably easy to installâtruly a one-person, one-afternoon project. The transformation was instant and honestly jaw-dropping. They look like high-end designer tile, feel amazing underfoot, and have been holding up like champs. Not a single edge peeling or corner curling.For the price? Practically criminal. Iâve spent more on bathmats that didnât make this kind of impact. If youâre looking for a fast, affordable, and gorgeous upgradeâespecially in an older homeârun, donât walk. I canât recommend them enough.Paint is Sherwin Williams Tony Taupe on lower wall and trim and Asthetic white on upper wall and ceiling. They match the tile perfectly.
J valle –
Great product
Why did you pick this product vs others?:I couldnât decide between both the beige and white and the gray and white so I got both. Iâve used floor pops in my laundry and have done really well and I wanted to redo my kitchen since these laminate floors have been my biggest regret in my home remodel and are peeling in so many areas and canât withstand my dogs.  Knowing how easy these would be to install I got both colors to try it out. The gray color tile are great! But the issue is the white tile that comes with that combo is too stark and has a blue tint. I will say the texture theyâve added to the gray almost made me just want to pick those instead. I wish I could use the white tiles from the beige combo that are more creamy white and seem more realistic than the others. Regardless both are great options, just wanted to talk about the differences. Update: I went with the beige and they look great, there are some spots where I will be adding adhesive since the laminate floors under were too damaged by my dog scratches and the tiles are not adhering the best. Now you can see pretty much any dog hair on the floor but I already vacuum at least 2 times a day so Iâm use to it. (I have a dark and a light haired large dog so thereâs no winning) I love the bright and fresh look they bring and Iâm the future when we truly replace the floors I would love this look.
KCSP20489 –
Great product with good value
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Cynthia M. –
Really great peel and stick floor tiles!
These floor pops are awesome. They are surprisingly durable and look really nice. I installed them in my laundry area in my garage and the transformation is so amazing with such a small amount of work. They are so easy to install. Custom sizes and shapes are easily done. I’ve had to pull a couple of them up and reposition them and they still stick very well. I have the advantage of installing them on a clean concrete floor, which really helps a lot. I’ve applied a different pattern of floor pops over old linoleum and they didn’t stick as well, so the surface really matters. I think the Chris and Julia ones are especially good.
Brianne –
Great for DIY
These tiles are gorgeous! They look amazing! Easy to cut and shape. They are thicker than I thought they would be. So far they are holding up well, do not think I will have an issue with them peeling up
theTreebender –
The colour was great.Nice mix of slight pattern/texture variation.Easy and strong hold application. Clean existing floor well and dry fully before applying.Easy to cut with sharp utility knife or heavy duty scissors (think kitchen scissors)*free suggestion. Use parchment paper to stencil/scribe around things you need to.
Ingrid –
Overall, I like this product for what it is, but here are my cons:The colour. This white is BRIGHT I ordered two patterns before settling on this one and returned them because the in-person look was so different than the image. One even had a texture that was not described in the listing.The corners are ever so slightly rounded, which makes me worry that water will be able to get under the tiles or that dirt will get into the corner cracks and cause damage.Two tiles arrived with blemishes. I was able use them in my space because some times needed to be cut anyway. But super annoying if I didnât have that option.
Thomas Claus –
Easy to work with, relatively affordable, trendy look.
Kindle Customer –
These are so good! I have an uneven floor and they just go with the level of the floor. Exactly as they look and great quality!
Ella –
was really looking forward to using these peel and stick floor tiles, but unfortunately, the condition in which they arrived was disappointing. The packaging was noticeably damaged upon arrival, which immediately raised concerns about how well the contents were protected. One side of a tile was slightly torn and did not match flush with the others, which makes installation difficult if you’re aiming for a seamless look. Also, some tiles appeared bent or slightly warped at the corners.