For years I had wanted to replace some very old wallpaper on my kitchen walls.  I'm not at all handy so I needed something easy but didn't want to simply paint.  I also wanted some sort of pattern so that my old countertops would blend in more and be less noticeable.  These peel and stick tiles fit the bill, and they were so easy to put up!  When needing to cut one I recommend cutting from the back, not the front, I found that worked much better.  They aren't heat proof so I put a section of champagne-colored stainless steel tiles immediately behind the stove.  The champagne color is perfect with the color of the Vintage Venezia tiles.  My only complaint, and it's minor, is that some of the tiles have a tiny number printed in black on a front corner.  It would take some planning to try to ensure that those corners get covered up by the neighboring tile, but it's not particularly noticeable if they're showing, either.  Overall I'm very happy with these tiles.