Renter-friendly wall art that won’t cost you your deposit
Use art that hangs without nails: a peel-and-stick magnetic BaseTile goes on the wall and the artwork snaps onto it. When you move out, peel the BaseTile off slowly and flat against the wall, with no holes to patch.
Why nails are the problem in a rental
Every nail or screw is a hole you may have to fill and paint before you leave. A peel-and-stick base skips that step entirely, and the art itself never touches the wall.
How it works
- Choose your art in the size you want and include a BaseTile with it.
- Stick the BaseTile to a clean, smooth, dry wall with the included level and squeegee.
- Snap the art on. Swap it for something new whenever you like; the BaseTile stays.
When you move
Remove the BaseTile carefully, peeling slowly and flat against the wall. Cover its adhesive side with wax or parchment paper for the move, store the ArtTiles flat, and put everything back up in the new place.
Check with your landlord
Some leases have rules about anything stuck to the walls. It is worth a quick look at yours before you start.
Common questions
Can I take it with me when I move?
Yes. Remove the BaseTile slowly and flat against the wall, cover the adhesive with wax or parchment paper, and store the ArtTiles flat until you reinstall them.
Do I need tools?
No drill or hammer. A bubble level and a felt squeegee come with your first order.
What if the walls were just painted?
Give fresh paint about two weeks to fully cure before sticking anything to it.
Updated 2026-10-05