Hand-Chiseled · Upcycled · Vermont-Crafted
Hand-Chiseled · Upcycled · Vermont-Crafted
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Offcut turns stone remnants from a Burlington, Vermont countertop supplier into hand-chiseled functional art — cheese boards, serving trays, coasters, and lazy Susans in marble, granite, soapstone, and schist.
Every piece is one of a kind, rescued from the dumpster and shaped by hand in the Green Mountains.
Please text us at 856-628-7601 or email offcutvermont@gmail.com to place an order.
Lead time is 1–3 weeks depending on the season.
We deliver on Wednesdays.
Shops currently carrying Offcut.
No longer destined for the dumpster.
We source stone remnants from a local countertop supplier in Burlington, Vermont. We transform them by hand into functional art. Marble from Italy. Granite from Brazil. Soapstone, marble, and schist from our very backyards — stone that carries the history of ancient oceans and mountain ranges, shaped into something beautiful for your home.
We're growing our stone-crafting skills, and hope to expand into more goods; coasters, jewelry, paperweights? The world is our silver-pearled oyster. And we are currently bringing in more nature and hand-making materials to put more Earth back in hearth <3
We are eternally grateful for the legacy of those who have masoned these boards before us. Vermont is filled with resourceful and grounded people and communities that we are proud to learn from and connect with. Please, connect with us, give us feedback, bring us ideas, and buy some stone boards for your friends.
We are Morgan and Andrew —
In 2025 we traded the city lights of Philadelphia for the green mountains of Burlington with a simple goal: to build a life centered around family and the natural beauty of the North. As a jazz drummer and a podcast sound designer, our lives have always been about rhythm and texture — but we never expected to find those things in stone.
This business fell into our laps serendipitously, and it quickly became the "magical puzzle piece" of our move. Today, we're blending our creative roots with the ancient art of stone masonry, crafting pieces that help others connect with the earth as deeply as we have.
Our first trip to Vermont in 2023. Who knew!