These wood-look peel-and-stick planks are suitable for several interior decor styles, including rustic, country, classic, and more. One package includes 10 tiles, which can cover 15 square feet.

Now available from West Elm, Stikwood panels are ultrathin planks that use less energy and material than ordinary reclaimed wood.

While peel-and-stick wallpaper tiptoed into the marketplace more than a decade ago, today the concept is omnipresent, available everywhere from bespoke artisans to mega-retailers. Why? Well, for ...

The best peel-and-stick wallpapers for textured walls feature a busier design to conceal unevenness, have a strong adhesive to stick more securely, and are thicker.

Peel and stick wood planking manufacturer Stikwood will invest $1.4 million at its 45,084-square-foot Michigan facility after receiving a 12-year tax abatement from the city of Kentwood.

Find out the pros and cons of using peel-and-stick wallpaper, tips to hang it and where to buy it.

First, decide where you’re installing Peel-and-stick tiles are basically big stickers, similar to removable wallpaper, and usually made from vinyl of varying thicknesses.

Unlike traditional wallpaper, peel-and-stick wallpaper comes coated with an adhesive backing, so it can be stuck onto the wall and then peeled off like it was never there.