As I mentioned last week, I really jumped into this $100 Room Challenge without any kind of design plan, which is never good when you’re on a deadline. However, one thing I knew from the start was I wanted to try something fun on the floor in this little bathroom. I had seen these removable floor stickers from Snazzy Decal* and wanted to try them.
I chose this pattern which is exactly what I had envisioned from the start. While browsing I noticed this pattern was only listed as available in black and white. I sent the shop owner a message and she let me know she can customize the color of the stickers so if you don’t see exactly what you’re looking for, ask!
Installing The Floor Stickers
I started out applying the full-sized tile stickers first.
To apply the stickers, you fold down about one inch of the backing and line that part up on your floor so it’s straight. Then peel the rest of the backing off from underneath, using a ruler to smooth down the top as you go. Snazzy Decal has a video you can view here that shows just how simple this is.
For the awkward area around the toilet, I put the sticker in place and traced with a pencil where I needed to cut it down.
It really couldn’t have been any simpler. I have to say this is the easiest DIY I’ve ever done around here! With amazing results no less! I also painted the grout, which was previously brown to gray so it would better match the new floor.
The Challenge
If you missed the previous posts on this bathroom makeover or if you’re wondering what the heck this challenge is all about, read my first $100 Room Challenge post here.
This is the wall decor I mentioned in the budget last week. I had a coupon when I purchased this, it was a total score for only $12 and perfectly fits this space!
You can find the hand towel here. I didn’t count that in the budget because I used my saved rewards certificates to get two of those. The art above the toilet is old. I used to have these hanging in my family room but had taken them down about a year ago. I’m glad I saved them because they work well in here. I wanted to keep a little bit of coastal vibe in this bathroom. The coral can be switched out for photos when I get tired of these.
Here’s a wider view of that side.
This isn’t the prettiest view, but I wanted you to see how neat the floor looks here too. These floor stickers are waterproof and can be cleaned with a mop.
I knew this project was a success when my husband and both kids commented on how much they love it. They’re so used to my DIY’s they barely notice anymore, lol.
It took me longer to make those cabinet handles than it did to install these floor stickers!
Amazing, isn’t it? These decals aren’t limited to floors, they can be used over any tiles and come in a variety of sizes.
Here’s a quick video tour of the bathroom that I had shared in my Instagram stories.
Update: How They’re Holding Up:
I get so many questions on these floors! It’s been a year now since I’ve installed the tile decals and for the most part, they’re holding up well! I have had to replace two of them where the edges started to peel up and I couldn’t get them to stick anymore. I would say when installing these make sure those corners are down well. If they start to peel up fix it right away before dirt and debris get underneath making it impossible to get it to stick again.
Here is my budget breakdown:
Total spent:
Zinsser primer: $13
A gallon of Behr Paint: $24
Wall Decor $12
Materials for Door Pulls: $6
Spray Paint: $6
Grout Renew Paint: $12
Floor Stickers: $48 (this is what it would cost for a dozen 12″ floor stickers)
Total: $121
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Thank you to Snazzy Decal for the amazing floor stickers! Thanks also to Erin at Lemons, Lavender, and Laundry for hosting this fun $100 Room Challenge. This really got my creativity flowing for the new year! Visit the links below to see my friends completed room makeovers!
*I partnered with Snazzy Decal for this project. This post may contain affiliate links, you can read my full disclosure here.
Hi Roxanne,
Floor sticker? They’re perfect! Great idea. Your little “refresh” is a great transformation. If you ask me the old bathroom looked pretty good but I do love the new look. Great job!
Thanks Patti!
How fun! I have been contemplating the stickers for my laundry room. Hmmmmm …. tell me how much you love them? I know they are much more budget friendly than ceramic tiles. I love the gray and how well it all pulled together. Beautiful room!
Uhhhh WHAT. Those stickers are amazing! Your space looks beautiful and I am indebted to you for introducing me to floor decals!
Those floor stickers are awesome! Your floor looks completely transformed. It made me laugh that the handles took longer to make than the floor. Totally something I would do!
Okay… those floor stickers look amazing! What a fun way to add some pattern. You did an amazing job here!!! Thank you so much for joining the challenge. Enjoy that beautiful space!
Nice job Roxanne. The floor came out great.
Wow, those floor stickers are so cool and look so good!! Such a cute bathroom!
I have never thought about using floor stickers, but my bathroom floor could do with an update and this will work wonders
LOVE the floor stickers! What a cool concept! I love how they look with your walls! Your bathroom turned out so pretty!
I can’t believe these are stickers! (Now I’m rethinking my whole stenciling project! Next time…) I love how everything turned out in here. The whole effect is just beautiful!
I have to agree with everyone else 🙂 The floor stickers are so great. The whole room looks really good. Great job.
Wow, I had no idea that floor stickers even existed! I absolutely love how your space turned out, and what a punch that floor packs! I have got to try those stickers! Great job!
Whoa! Floor stickers!!! I’ve never heard of these and they look amazing in your bathroom. I’ve been trying to convince my hubs that I should paint some of our tile floors and he is so not on board with it, but he might go for it if he knows they are stickers! Your reveal is beautiful and I love the artwork – $12 was a major score for that!
This looks great! I didn’t know there was such a thing as a floor sticker! Cool!
Awesome!! Very nicely you’re hiding awkward area around the toilet with the sticker. After all, these floor stickers are waterproof and can be cleaned with a mop who don’t want to try it? I think I’ve to also think to use in my bathroom. Thanks for sharing Roxanne.
Love the floor stickers! How well do they hold up?
It’s only been about 2 weeks since I put them in, but so far they are holding up very well!
How well are they holding up now a year later?
Overall very well. I have had some peeling up in the corners. I used a drop of hot glue in those areas to keep them down. I did replace one sticker completely, it started to peel up and because I didn’t get to it soon enough, it ripped. All in all, we are talking just a few minutes of maintenance. I would use them again in a situation where tiles couldn’t be ripped up and replaced.
Can the floor stickers be put on top of lino? Do you have to have grout?
I can’t believe you did all that for $121. For not having a plan initially, you did such a beautiful job pulling everything together! Who knew floor stickers existed. I will definitely check those out!
Are these stickers available in Australia. How well do they wear in a living/kitchen room ?
I have never heard of floor stickers! That’s so cool. I can’t wait to see your tutorial on that you did a great job in this space. I love it!
I am so impressed by the look of these floor stickers! They look just like tile! What a cool idea, Roxanne, and I love that you can make such an impact on a budget!
Roxanne, your bathroom looks amazing! Those floor stickers look amazing, and I love your cabinet pulls you made!
I’m pleased to learn about these floor stickers. The bathroom looks so nice.
I have never!!! These are amazing. I looovvveee how it turned out so much. Wow.
I’m curious with shoes in my hall bathroom (no shower water) Soojust curious we company going in with shoes on and scraping the stickers. Are the rubbery?
This is our main bathroom, and we often have shoes on in there. It’s only been a few weeks but so far so good!
Roxanne, this is gorgeous! I’m going to be doing some research on those floor stickers and I’m anxious to hear how they hold up. Fabulous job – Love your DIY handles!
Thanks Kim!!
I love this! You’ll have to do an update on how it holds up with cleaning. I’m curious to know if the edges come up and how it holds up after constant use.
Fantastic! I have been wanting to try these! I would love for you to come over and link up at Thursday Favorite Things! Leave me a comment with the number of your link up so I can feature you next week. Hope to see you there!
Thanks Amber, I will do that!
Amazing makeover! You’ll have to do an update next year on how those floor stickers worked out.
Wow, so cool! Definitely going to look into this decal product. Visiting from Remodelaholic.
Thanks Victoria!
So pretty!! Do you know or think you could use the stickers on linoleum flooring? Do have to use them on tile?
Thanks Keelia, I’m pretty sure you can use these on almost anything!
Love the transformation! Totally curious about those floor stickers however…….there was a time I used black contact paper on white ceramic tile in a guest bath and looked totally cool, though not a room that got much use. What kind of guarantee do these stickers offer? Please share more info re these floor stickers because I’ve already been on the website and not finding what I want to know………THANKS!
Hi Julie, I’m not sure if they come with any guarantees, but if you go to the website you can message the shop owner with your questions. She was wonderful to work with!
Absolutely incredible. I may just give these stickers a try. I need to update my flooring, but this would be an in the meantime project.
It’s great for a quick fix. I love it so much I’m in no hurry to rip out those old tiles now!
Your floor looks great and I love the sentiment of your new picture! Thank you for sharing at Vintage Charm!
Oh my gosh this is such a great idea! Looks totally like the cement tiles. I’m featuring you as part of Thursday Favorite Things tomorrow!
Thanks for linking up to Thursday Favorite Things! I will be featuring you at tomorrow’s party on my blog!
Thank you Amber!
I think you did an amazing job, it looks awesome!!!
Do you have any kind of update now that it has bee a few months? Any peeling of corners/edges, or scuffs, etc?
Also, we have tile that looks VERY similar to yours in color and style, but some of our tiles have slight variations in height, mostly flat, but a few areas of higher or lower elevation, kinda like a large scale texture to mimic a natural cut stone. Are yours like this too? Would you see this being an issue in getting the stickers to adhere well, or are they pretty forgiving and easily stretched to flatten around these areas?
(I found your site on Pinterest, now Im hooked, BEAUTIFUL HOME.)
Hi Dee, my tiles are textured as well, I think it makes the decals look more realistic! The decals are really holding up well, I love them!! Thank you!
I’m so curious how these are holding up 9 months later? does dirt, hair, lint get caught in any exposed adhesive area? do the corners or sides come up with repeated mopping?
Hi Eli, yes I found that some of the corners were beginning to peel up slightly due to mopping. However, I used just a tiny drop of glue in those corners to tack them back down and it hasn’t been a problem since!
Wondering if you can coat them with a polyurethane sealer to protect them and keep the corners from coming up. I’m considering stenciling, but these are beautiful! Great job.
Love the floor. Can’t wait to try those in our bathroom. What color is on your cabinets?
The cabinets are Paris Gray chalk paint by Annie Sloan.
Love this so much. How have they held up over time?
Thanks, Megan. For the most part, they’ve held up very well. There were a few spots that started to come up on the edges, so I had to secure them back down. My tiles are raised and slope down a bit on the corners so that may be why. Just make sure they’re on there well when installing and you should be fine.
I am getting ready to build a 1/2 bath iN a very small space. Im curios, what are Your dimensions? Thank you