DIY Gilded Marble Hexagon Serving Boards

Make these DIY Gilded Marble Hexagon Serving Boards for entertaining and parties for less than $5!

DIY gilded marble hexagon serving boards for under $5 | sugar & cloth

You know me, I’m all about a good budget friendly home decor project.

And these DIY Gilded Marble Hexagon Serving Boards are seriously budget friendly compared to their name brand cousins.

I found these gems and couldn’t decide what to do with them because I wanted to just make marble hexagon everything.

But for now, I’m settling with simple serve-ware to help you prep for your upcoming dinner parties and spring soirees.

You are going to have those soon, right? Someone please invite me. I’m super over dusk at 5pm!

Now back on track. These literally take all of five seconds to make, and you can skip the gilded edges and just keep them unaltered marble, or go bold with pops of color.

Totally up to you. But either way, the tiles themselves cost less than $4. So you’ll be winning regardless!

 I think they’re so cute as dessert plates for homemade macarons and cupcakes. But they’d double as great place cards for guests to keep as party favors, too!

DIY gilded marble hexagon serving boards for under $5 | sugar & cloth

 

DIY gilded marble hexagon serving boards for under $5 | sugar & cloth

Materials and Tools Needed To Make DIY Gilded Marble Hexagon Serving Boards

Polished hexagon marble tiles

Clear adhesive bumpers 

Liquid gold leaf and brush with painter’s tape — Optional only for colored edges

DIY gilded marble hexagon serving boards for under $5 | sugar & cloth

How To Make DIY Gilded Marble Hexagon Serving Boards

If you’re planning to go au natural with your color scheme, literally, all you’ll have to do for this DIY project is stick the little adhesive bumpers to the back and you’re all set!

The stones come polished so be sure to stick them to the unpolished backside.

DIY gilded marble hexagon serving boards for under $5 | sugar & cloth

DIY gilded marble hexagon serving boards for under $5 | sugar & cloth

If you are coloring the edges, use painter’s tape on the top polished side to make sure you’re painting nice, clean lines around the edges.

Brush on your color of choice, and let it dry completely.

DIY gilded marble hexagon serving boards for under $5 | sugar & cloth

DIY gilded marble hexagon serving boards for under $5 | sugar & cloth

Keep in mind the tiles will be hand wash only whether gilding the edges or not. So bare in mind you’re after party clean-up to do list!

DIY gilded marble hexagon serving boards for under $5 | sugar & cloth

I think they’re the cutest little dinner party addition. And for under $4 they’re totally worth the investment to be reused on multiple occasions!

You’d be getting off a bit too easy if I didn’t milk these babies for a few more home decor projects.

So go ahead and buy yours now for next week’s version!

DIY gilded marble hexagon serving boards for under $5 | sugar & cloth

DIY gilded marble hexagon serving boards for under $5 | sugar & cloth

 

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  7. I absolutely love how cute these are! I’m going to start stocking up on marble tiles now.

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  8. SUPER cute! And thank you for turning me onto the idea of hexagon marble tiles. Who knew they were only 3 bucks a piece?! I think I need about 1,000 now. ;)

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