I'm so excited to share today's makeover post with you!

This is another fixer-upper house makeover and it is happening in the living room.

It's actually a pretty small project... BUT... it makes such a big impact in the room!

DIY Fireplace Makeover with Peel and Stick Tiles

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I am using peel and stick vinyl tile stickers from Mi Alma to transform our fireplace.

Here is what our fireplace looked like when we bought the house.

It's pretty nice, it's one of the reasons I love the house... but it was just a little too boring for me.

I made a video showing the process of installing these on our fireplace.

As you can see from the video, these were super easy to install!

I cleaned the tiles really well before I started and then just peeled the backing off each tile and laid it over the top of the existing tiles smoothing out any air bubbles with my fingers.

I chose THESE black and white tiles in 6" x 6" to match the existing fireplace tiles. They come in many sizes from 2" x 2" to 12" x 12".

Let's take a look at the before shots again and some in-between shots... brace yourself... it always gets worse before it gets better 😬

Here's a before, during, and after collage from when we put the mantel up...

And here is the after-after!!

Everything on the mantel is stuff I already had... the mirror was my grandparents, the carved girl picture is from eBay, the basket is thrifted, the ampersand was from TJMaxx several years ago, I made the planter (you can see that post here: Vintage Aluminum Camping Gear Upcycled to Pretty Boho Planters), the little brass incense holder was also thrifted, and I got the hamsa wall hanging in Vegas last year.

I hope you've enjoyed this post and video! Definitely check out Mi Alma's Etsy shop and regular website, they've got so many beautiful tile options and so many great inspiration photos to get your creative juices going!

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