Solution: I bought a roll of non-permanent contact paper from Dollar Tree (available HERE).
I trimmed it to the right size, then stuck it up, right over the green backsplash. Then I used an old spatula to smooth out any bubbles and trimmed the sides with a razor blade.
Check out the major impact this $1, fifteen minute change made:
Yay! A little less hunter green in my kitchen makes me a very happy woman! And when it comes time to move, it will peel right off. Three cheers for contact paper!
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Love the idea. Just wondering if it will easily peel off after time. It seems like the heat from the stove may make the backing quite gummy and a mess to clean up. Here's to hoping I am wrong! 🙂
I guess we will find out when it comes time to move. Even if it gets gummy, I bet I could heat it gently with a hair dryer and get it off. Or use Goof Off. Fingers crossed!
Thanks for the comment, Kristin!