After a flooring project, you’re often left with those pesky leftover pieces of laminate. Instead of letting them gather dust, why not turn them into something fabulous for your home?
Make Laminate Picture Frames
Turn your scraps into picture frames. I crafted a few for family photos, and they add a unique touch to my gallery wall.
Design a Laminate Accent Wall
Use those extra pieces to craft an eye-catching accent wall. I did this in my hallway, and it completely transformed the space. It’s the perfect way to use up leftovers after installing new flooring over concrete.
Build a Custom Headboard
Why not make a custom headboard for your bedroom? I arranged some laminate pieces in a herringbone pattern, and it adds such a chic vibe to my space. If you’re tackling other home updates, exploring affordable carpet replacement ideas for stairs is another great DIY project.
Build a Pet Feeding Station
Why not make a pet feeding station? It’s water-resistant and so easy to clean, plus my pup loves it!
Craft a Decorative Wall Art
Design a piece of wall art. I turned mine into a geometric masterpiece, and it’s become a conversation starter. If you need inspiration, explore these DIY 3D wall art ideas.
Create a Vintage Serving Tray
Line an old tray with laminate for a vintage look. I did this for a thrift store find, and now it’s perfect for entertaining. It’s a great way to use up leftover materials if you’ve recently installed affordable attic flooring.
Make Drawer Liners
Add some flair to your drawers with laminate liners. They’re durable and easy to wipe down, perfect for kitchen use. You can even use leftover patterned liners to accent a console table in a dark blue hallway.
Construct a Plant Stand or Base
Use laminate for a plant stand. I stacked pieces to make a sturdy base for my plants, and it’s both functional and stylish. For a more industrial look, you can also build a cinder block plant stand.
Design a Unique Coffee Table
Transform a basic table with a laminate top. I revamped an old coffee table, and now it’s the centerpiece of my living room.