Very creative and green of you. Nice job!

How fun! What a great idea!

This looks wonderful! What a great way to really personalize a space. Very well done.

Great DIY project! Do you have any kind of protective sealer on the corks?

No, I am not going to be using a blender or anything here, but it is a good idea. I saw later that you can get the natural corks quite cheaply on Amazon too. I didn't want the usual trivet 2 x 2 pattern so played around and did this one but have to either trim or use shorter corks for the standing up ones. I painted the wall a dark brown so spaces behind that might show through would blend. Every night project, with a glass of wine, of course!

Also have had to remove some of them that were crooked and man they STICK with that glue gun, took sheet rock off with them!

That is outstanding! Love it! Cheers!

Looks Great! You could easily seal with a layer of polyurethane that will make it easier to clean. Everything gets dust on it after a while!

Look for a water based spray (Remember to cover your side walls and countertop) or brush on a layer or two.

way to repurpose those corks.it must have been quite a hardship to gather so many! fun wine rack

Look super! Hope you have more space to cover ... more reasons to drink wine!

I love it. What a great idea!

Fantastic! I am going to toast to you shortly. Girard "mixed black" is my new Napa favorite :)

show stopper indeed, and a great/fun idea

Fantastic idea now I know what to do with all my saved corks. You used a glue gun?

Looks great!!!!

This is amazing! Genius idea!

Favoritegram, I did use a glue gun, after testing... hot glue stick, not cold. It pulled the sheet rock off with it the few I needed to pry off to change so it is going to hold. Plus I glued onto the cork next to it usually too. I had so much fun, I kept going around the corner and then tapered off!

best idea i have seen for the winecorks!!!would love to have this last picture of the splashback you created,to put inmy ideabook,if you dont mind,how do i do that?

Thanks Carole! THis is my first post on Houzz, not sure, but I can send it to you on FB or email if needed... maybe someone here will tell us how to do it. Maybe I need to add this photo to the top thread so you can go there and not sure how to do THAT?

What a unique idea. Imagine all the possibilities for other wine themed projects, tables, lamps, artwork etc. So cool.

linda hickam,same here ,not that tecnical,but i do know i can add them from your ideabook,maybe thats the way to go...

aniluap2 want to see YOUR project, sounds GRAND!!!

It was pretty cool, but it was in our last home and unfortunately I did not take pictures. Wine label"wallpaper"makes for a colorful wall!

Oh, wow! I need a bulletin board backsplash for the desk area in my new kitchen...wow!

What a wonderful and original idea!

Love this! You are starting a great trend for all the wine lovers out there!

Better get started drinking more wine if I want to use this idea! Nice look!

Cool idea! Nice way to incorporate your wine theme.

I love your backsplash. Kitchen is awesome!!!

I have been collecting corks for years and have toyed with this idea. My backsplash is a small area so it might not take that long. You have inspired me. Thanks.

I love it!

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It's great...what a creative idea!

creative idea!

Wow I love this look you did a fantastic job

This still gets compliments! Since it is “artistic” it is timeless. My girlfriend did one afterwards on screw on panels she can remove, smart!

Looks unique and great!

cork is naturally mold resistant and sound absorbing, great idea!

Wow! Great job! It looks great!

Came out great, Incredibly creative !

What a great upcycle!

Brilliant! well done!!