What to Do With Stone or Granite Countertop Remnants
/Often when you’re finished with a kitchen or bath project, you’re left with remnants. Granite is just too pretty to let go to waste, which is why we’ve curated a few creative ways to repurpose that gorgeous stone. Here are seven ingenious ways to use your stone or granite countertop remnants:
1| Cutting board
Larger pieces can be turned into sleek, long-lasting cutting boards, cheese platters, and pastry trays just by adding hardware.
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2| Mosaic table top
Have a bistro table that’s a little lackluster? Dress it up with a mosaic made from small tiles and granite remnants!
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3| Vanity tray
Treat your makeup and perfume to a new look via this tray, which comes together easily with just a trip to the hardware store.
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4| Solid granite table top
Have a larger piece of granite? Affix it to hairpin legs for a mid-century modern side table that’ll go in any room.
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5| Water features
You’ll need a few extra items (try this general how-to guide from Instructables!) for this project, but round or even irregular granite remnants can be stacked to create a charming water fountain for your garden or patio.
Source: Charleston Gardens
6| Wall hooks
This clever idea comes from Apartment Therapy. We can see these DIY hooks holding keys, measuring spoons, necklaces… you name it.
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7| Patio Slab
Art of Gardening took granite scraps from several projects and laid them out in a gorgeous mosaic that acts as a patio slab. Gorgeous!
Source: Art of Gardening
