Marble makes an impact

Season after season, marble shines in our interiors! From large pieces of furniture to small decorative accessories, it has established itself as a chic material...

Design MarketApril 2023

Season after season, marble shines in our interiors! From large pieces of furniture to small decorative accessories, marble is a chic and timeless material... Season after season, marble shines in our interiors! From large pieces of furniture to small decorative accessories, it is a chic and timeless material... © thesocialitefamily.com © thesocialitefamily.com A little history ... A little history ... Marble is a natural stone that has been used in architecture and decoration since Antiquity. The Greeks and Romans were particularly famous for their use of marble in the construction of temples, statues and other works of art. Marble is a natural stone that has been used in architecture and decoration since Antiquity. The Greeks and Romans were particularly renowned for their use of marble in the construction of temples, statues and other works of art. Over time, marble became the material of choice for the interior decoration of public buildings, such as museums and palaces, because of its luxurious appearance and durability. Marble also began to be used in the homes of the nobility, where it was often used for decorative elements such as fireplaces, floors and walls. Over time, marble became the material of choice for the interior decoration of public buildings, such as museums and palaces, because of its luxurious appearance and durability. Marble also began to be used in the homes of the nobility, where it was often used for decorative elements such as fireplaces, floors and walls. During the Italian Renaissance, the use of marble in interior design became even more popular. Artists and architects of the time created sculpted marble pieces and wall frescoes that were incorporated into the homes and palaces of the aristocracy. During the Italian Renaissance, the use of marble in interior decoration became even more popular. Artists and architects of the time created sculpted marble pieces and murals that were incorporated into the homes and palaces of the aristocracy. The Venus of Arles © collections.louvre.fr The Venus of Arles © collections.louvre.fr Why do we love it? Why do we love it? Aesthetics: marble is known for its beauty and elegance. It can lend a luxurious look to any room thanks to its unique veins and smooth texture. Durability: marble is a durable and hard-wearing material. It can withstand daily wear and tear and can last for decades with proper care. Easy care: marble is easy to clean and maintain. Simply wipe regularly with a soft cloth and a mild cleaner to remove dust and stains. Versatility: marble can be used in a variety of interior design styles. It can be used for floors, walls, countertops, fireplaces, bathroom accessories, furniture and decor. Integrating marble into your interior Integrating marble into your interior Marble tables and side tables can be used for living areas or bedrooms. They come in a variety of shapes, colours and styles to suit all tastes. © thesocialitefamily.com © thesocialitefamily.com Marble table lamps are an elegant choice for lighting your space. Marble bases add a sophisticated touch to a table lamp, which can be used in an office, bedroom or living room © estliving.com © estliving.com Marble tops are practical and elegant accessories for coffee tables, kitchen counters or shelves. They are available in a variety of sizes and shapes, and can be used to display candles, flowers or books. Marble candleholders can also add a touch of sophistication to your home. © sloft-magazine.com © sloft-magazine.com The marble chopping board can be a practical accessory for the kitchen. It can also be used as a platter to serve cheese or charcuterie at a dinner party. westwing.co.uk © westwing.co.uk Marble basins in bathrooms add a touch of natural chic. thedenizenco.com © thedenizenco.com Biagio vintage marble table lamp by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Flos, 1968 Biagio vintage marble table lamp by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Flos, 1968 Vintage marble table by Eero Saarinen for Knoll International, 1960 Vintage marble table by Eero Saarinen for Knoll International, 1960 Vintage architectural sink in pink marble stone, France 1960 Vintage architectural sink in pink marble stone, France 1960 Set of 3 vintage side tables in Carrara marble, Italy 1980 Set of 3 vintage side tables in Carrara marble, Italy 1980 Marie BOURGOIN

Marble makes an impact

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