15 Amazing Faux Marble DIYs We Can’t Wait To Try

Make a statement with this faux stone design.

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Magazine Holder

This is one simple DIY that will instantly upgrade your desk. (That’s a cereal box underneath the contact paper.)

Table Lamp

Everybody loves a Target hack. This $24.99 lamp is instantly made even more chic with a bit of carefully placed contact paper around the base.

Marble and Gold Canvas Wall Art

Transform a plain white canvas into this modern piece of wall art. It also sits perfectly on a desk or bedside table.

Bedside Table

This chic

ikea hack

transforms a simple white HEMNES nightstand into an amazing marble statement piece. All you need is a roll of white and gray marble contact paper and an eye-catching knob (this one’s from Anthropologie).

Breakfast Tray

Transform any basic breakfast tray into a marble masterpiece with

marble contact paper

An X-Acto Knife makes it easy to achieve sharp corners.

Marble and Copper Stationary

These books make the perfect gift for a friend or hostess. All you need is a couple of plain notebooks, self-adhesive paper in marble and copper finishes, and a few tools for cutting. It’s so easy, and everyone will want one.

Marble Shelf

Contact paper lets you create chic marble shelves for any room without the high price tag or the weight of natural stone. Best of all, the EKBY LAIVA shelf and EKBY STODIS shelf brackets are both available at IKEA.

Marble Clock

This Kmart hack is the easiest way to secure a marble timepiece on a budget.

Bar Cart

Transform a simple bar cart from IKEA into a faux marble piece that’s sure to be a conversation piece.

MAC Cover

A sharp utility knife is essential for achieving crisp edges in this clever DIY. It adds instant character to your laptop.

Copper and Marble Tray

Turn any tray into tabletop eye candy by adding marble contact paper to the center.

Gold Rimmed Marble Coasters

Just when you thought it was all about contact paper, this DIY uses clay to create a faux marble effect. By combining and rolling out white and gray clay, you can achieve this realistic marble look. Then, simply trim the edges with gold paint.

Removeable Wallpaper

Yes, even wallpaper comes in a faux marble finish. When simple neutrals aren’t quite enough, the subtle marble veining conveys a soft look with a touch of pattern and movement.

Picture Frame

Simple and glamorous—this frame is the perfect home for moody black and white photography.

Marble Planter

Nothing looks more chic than a succulent planter in a marble finish.