Most of these things won’t last until you get the house sold. And those subway tile stickers used for a kitchen backsplash had me laughing on the floor. You might want to use those in the kid’s playhouse in the back yard.You’re wrong, black walls are a terrible idea, they do not make your home feel “modern” at all, Voltaire even said that if you want a Gothic style to your home, use a lavender color. Black will make the room feel smaller and more cramped… It also comes from personal experience…Covering a radiator with wood is an absolute fire hazard. Unless you only use that cover during summer time. It is also a bad idea when it comes to heating a room well. I used the peel and stick wood stuff on my table…it tore within a few days and after a while it just looks ragged. Resin on table tops etc..things that you use everyday is also a bad idea because you cannot cut anything on that counter without damaging the resin. If done wrong you have bubbles as well that are damaging later on. Peel and stick tile are a great idea for a camper or for a temporary backsplash in an apartment that is rented. But not for a sturdy kitchen.Reminds me of the UK show Changing Rooms. Truth is the majority of these things do not last very well painting over those perfectly good tiles ruined their bathroom! One scratch and it will look horrible. Paint is no replacement for good tiles good quality wood glass stainless steel or marble. It looks ok on camera but up close it looks like paint. A lot of the accessories do nothing. Just dust collection like outside hanging up a spatula. Most of these videos are people who do it for the sake of it cos they need content. It is the interior design version of putting parlsey on a steak. You instantly push it aside cos its pointless.If you intend to use painted tiles seal it well or cover in resin and place something on the resin to make an slight indent where tiles joins together. Really pumps up the illusion.