Marble design has been enjoying a moment in the design and fashion spotlight for a little while now. Marble’s use in architecture, art, and design dates for thousands of years to early Egyptian and Mesopotamian cultures. The word marble is derivative from the Greek “marmaros” and that means ”a snow white and spotless stone”.
The use of the marble stone has been reinventing from architecture, interiors, furniture, lighting, art, homeware, and clothing to styling. Nothing material speaks sophistication and luxury as marble.
Marble has many color variations, types of marble are in the same way different, from Tuscany’s white/gray Carrara marble to limestone or green marble
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Here are some examples that exalt this natural material so perfectly.
Marble Doors by Ai Weiwei ROBILANT + VOENA.
The Metamorphosis Center table is composed of two fragments, finished in mirror and noble marble
Bondi beach house home by Horizon & Tobias partners.
Bethan Gray’s marble Band tables are edged with brushed brass
Abito vases by Sandro Lopez.
“In Hale” table by Ben Storms.
Agra Consoles from Brabbu, robust white stone with touches of brass
The kitchen of a private apartment by Joseph Dirand in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris
Metamorphosis Sconces are the most sophisticated lighting accessories for your modern home design.
Mathieu Lehanneur sculpts a seascape from blocks of black marble
Oeuffice collection of solid marble stools at Neoclassical Milanese hotel
Olga Bielawska creates visual effects with marble for Veiled tables
Magnum table by Pierre Favresse with Carrara marble legs from La Chance.
Luigina chair by Maurizio Galante and Tal Lancman for Cerruti Baleri.
Panna Cotta table by Ron Gilad for Molteni & C.
GT2P pairs unusual materials in Marble vs Bronze coffee table
White Marble Throw Pillow from Safe House.
Enoki side tables with marble tops by Philipp Mainzer for e15.