15 White Cement DIY Craft Ideas for Modern Home Decor and Practical Use

I’ve put together 15 easy white‑cement DIYs that brighten your space and actually hold up—planters, succulent pots, candle holders, coasters, trinket trays, bowls, vases, jewelry dishes, wall hooks and more. I’ll show simple molds (yogurt cups, silicone trays), mixing ratios, drainage tips for plants, sealing tricks to prevent stains, and ways to add color or texture. Each project cures fast and suits modern decor, so keep going and you’ll find step‑by‑step how‑tos and variations next.

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Key Takeaways

Make planters, succulent pots, and decorative bowls with white cement for durable, minimalist plant displays.
Create candle holders, trinket trays, and coasters for practical, stylish tabletop organization.
Cast wall hooks and jewelry holders using simple molds and screw-eyes for customizable storage solutions.
Personalize pieces with pigments, dried flowers, stamping, sanding, or metallic finishes for varied textures and colors.
Mix thin for smooth casting, use silicone molds, ensure proper curing, and seal surfaces for longevity and moisture resistance.

White Cement Planter

A simple planter can brighten a room, and I love using white cement because it’s sturdy, affordable, and super forgiving for beginners. I’ll share white cement benefits I’ve seen: durable structure, great drainage for healthy roots, and a neutral look that fits any decor. For white cement techniques, try simple molds, add texture with fabric or rope, and make a drainage hole while casting. You can paint or embellish later without losing strength. I’ll guide you step by step, compare smooth versus textured finishes, and encourage you—this craft welcomes everyone who wants a cozy, personal space.

White Cement Candle Holder

One simple project that always feels rewarding is a white cement candle holder, and I love how quick it is to make something both beautiful and practical. I mix white cement and water to a smooth consistency, pour into a mold, and let it cure 24–48 hours. I like adding decorative elements—dried flowers or metallic paints—to personalize the candle holder design and match my space. It feels cozy and sustainable, and I enjoy sharing tips so we all feel capable.

Choose a sturdy mold.
Smooth the mix to avoid bubbles.
Finish with eco-friendly sealant.

White Cement Coaster Set

While I’ve always loved how white cement projects feel modern and calm, making a coaster set is a quick way to add both style and function to your home. I walk you through simple steps: mix white cement to a thick batter, pour into silicone or cardboard molds, and cure 24+ hours. For coaster design, try geometric pours, marbling, or embedding dried flowers—each choice changes the mood and invites conversation. For coaster personalization, paint stencils or press initials before curing. These coasters protect surfaces, spark connection when guests ask, and make warm, handmade gifts for friends.

White Cement Trinket Tray

Trinket trays make everyday life feel a little neater, so I’ll show you how to turn inexpensive white cement into a stylish little catchall that’s both useful and pretty. I mix white cement and water, pour into a silicone mold, then press in dried flowers or stones for personality. After curing, I seal it to resist moisture and stains, so it works by sinks or dressers. These trinket tray designs are simple, modern, and budget-friendly, and tray customization options let you match your space.

Choose a mold shape.
Add pigments or decor.
Seal and finish.

White Cement Wall Hook

If you enjoyed making a trinket tray, you’ll love how easy it is to make a white cement wall hook that’s both pretty and practical. I mix white cement and water, pour into small molds, then press in a screw eye before it sets; that simple step makes mounting quick. I add color pigments or texture for creative designs, or wrap rope and beads for warmth. Let pieces dry 24–48 hours for full strength, then mount securely to hold coats or bags. It’s durable, eco-friendly functional decor, and a satisfying way to personalize your home and belong to a craft community.

White Cement Soap Dish

A soap dish is such a simple, satisfying project, and I love how white cement turns it into something both modern and sturdy; you can make one in under an hour of hands-on time and it’ll last for years. I mix white cement and water, pour into a silicone mold, then smooth the top for clean white cement finishes. I like adding dried flowers or a metallic pinch for personality. It’s durable and water-resistant, easy to clean, and great for shared spaces where we want cohesion.

Choose a mold.
Enhance textures.
Seal lightly for protection.

White Cement Pen Holder

I love making a white cement pen holder because it’s quick, useful, and gives my desk a clean, modern look that I actually enjoy seeing every day; I mix white cement with water until it’s the texture of thick pancake batter, pour it into a simple cup-shaped mold (or use a recycled container), then press in a smaller tube or bottle to form the pen cavity while the cement’s still wet. I add pebbles, paint, or patterned tape for creative designs, wait 24–48 hours to dry, then demold. It’s sturdy, bright, and offers functional storage that feels personal and shared.

White Cement Incense Holder

Bright silhouettes and clean lines make a white cement incense holder a simple project that instantly lifts a room’s vibe, and I’ll show you how to make one that’s both pretty and practical. I mix white cement, sand, and water, then pour into silicone molds for sleek incense holder designs that feel personal and modern. It’s safe—white cement resists heat—so we can use sticks or cones without worry. I like combining wood or metal accents and eco friendly materials for texture. Try painting with acrylics or adding twine. Together we’ll craft pieces that belong in your home.

Choose mold shape
Mix and pour carefully
Personalize with finishes

White Cement Key Dish

One simple project that always wins for both form and function is the white cement key dish—I’ll show you how to make one that’s sturdy, stylish, and ready to corral your everyday necessities. I mix white cement with water, pour into a silicone mold, and let it set for a few hours; that’s the core process and highlights its durability benefits. For key dish customization, I press pebbles or shells into the surface or add a thin wash of paint after curing. It’s quick, affordable, and gives our entryway a welcoming, organized spot for keys and small items.

White Cement Tealight Holder

Tealight holders made from white cement are a quick way to add cozy, modern charm to any room, and I’ll walk you through a simple method that’s hard to mess up. I mix white cement, water, and bits of sand or pebbles for texture, then pour into molds made from plastic cups, silicone molds, or cardboard shapes. I love how molding techniques let you create sleek or rustic looks. After curing, they’re heat-safe and elegant. Personalize with paint, stencils, or embellishments and choose decorative finishes to match your space. Try these easy ideas to make one tonight:

Simple cup mold
Textured pebble inlay
Stenciled rim

White Cement Phone Stand

I love making a simple white cement phone stand because it’s fast, sturdy, and looks great on a desk or bedside table—so I’ll walk you through an easy version that anyone can make. I mix white Portland cement with water, pour into a small mold, and shape a slot for the phone; drying takes 24–48 hours depending on thickness. You can add pigments or use geometric molds for a modern design, or pair the clean finish with wood or metal for contrast. These DIY techniques let us customize size and style, creating useful pieces that belong in any shared space.

White Cement Small Vase

After making a phone stand, you’ll find white cement is just as perfect for small vases—quick to mix, easy to shape, and wonderfully modern on a shelf or windowsill. I love how minimalist pieces bring us together; I’ll walk you through molds, textures, and finishing so you feel confident creating one yourself. Use silicone or plastic molds, then add patterns before it sets. For vase customization, paint or seal for durability. Try these creative techniques to match your space:

Press lace or stamps for texture.
Tint the mix lightly for soft color.
Sand edges and seal for a smooth finish.

White Cement Jewelry Holder

Small projects like a jewelry holder are one of my favorite quick wins with white cement because they’re fast to make and really practical—perfect for corralling rings, earrings, and watches by your sink or bedside. I mix white cement and water, pour into a simple mold, and let it set; you can customize shape and size to match your space. For jewelry organization tips, add grooves or small dishes to separate pieces. Improve it with gemstones, paint, or metallic finishes, mindful of cement color variations when picking accents. It’s durable, minimalist, and invites you to make something personal.

White Cement Succulent Pot

If you liked making a jewelry holder, you’ll love how quick and satisfying a white cement succulent pot can be—I often use the same basic mixing method but swap molds and add drainage ideas to suit plants. I share practical tips so you feel part of a small maker community. White cement gives porous stability for succulent care and accepts pigments, paints, or textures for pot customization. I use silicone yogurt cups or repurposed tins as molds and add small pebbles for drainage holes.

Mix white cement thin for smooth casting.
Add pigment for color.
Insulate base for water control.

White Cement Decorative Bowl

When you want a stylish, sturdy bowl that fits right into a modern living room or kitchen, white cement is one of the simplest materials to work with and it gives beautiful results—I’ve made a few that double as fruit bowls, catch-alls, or tabletop centerpieces. I mix white cement with water and a little additive for smooth workability, then pour into silicone molds to experiment with shapes. Try color mixing or texture techniques before curing: swirls, stamped patterns, or sanding reveal unique looks. Seal finished bowls for durability. They’re eco-friendly, long-lasting, and invite personal style into shared spaces.