The use of marble is not new in interior design, but in the last two years, it has certainly been experiencing a moment of popularity: marble was the first choice for a minimal and contemporary design, and today, thanks to the combination of old and new, it is experiencing a second life.

Marble has played a key role in architecture for centuries and is one of the favorite materials among professionals and homeowners: regardless of the passage of time, we are sure that nothing will replace marble in interior design and architecture.

Marble furniture is, without a doubt, one of the most coveted finishes to have in your home. Which ones should you choose?

1. Marble as the star of the bathroom

Marble is becoming the material of choice for floors, showers, and bathtubs: yes, you read that right. Marble is the top choice for covering an entire bathroom, creating a truly impactful look.

The marble dining table

Marble dining tables have perhaps been the least commonly seen marble furniture, so trends in this category are really very interesting to watch, now that they are showing signs of change. With the prolific use of marble, confidence in caring for and living with a material known for its delicate and high-maintenance nature has increased; until recently, people were often reluctant to have marble as a surface to eat on for fear of spills and stains: now, this fear has subsided, as the culture of caring for marble has grown among customers.

Be bold

It’s no secret that pink has grown in popularity over the years: it is so ubiquitous in fashion, accessories, and home decor that it has been dubbed Millennial Pink; from there, it has become a particularly appreciated tone for marble as well. From dawn pink to calacatta pink, we have seen pink marbles adorn some of the most beautiful spaces in the world.

Whether it’s a restaurant or a home, this shade of marble will soon be a common element we will see in interior design.

Marble in the bedroom

If you love marble so much and would like to incorporate it into your living space, there are also ways to start small, such as with marble accessories, or if you’re ready to take a bigger risk, you can implement a coffee table, an excellent choice even in a bedroom with personality.

Our advice: choose a marble with a background color or veining that adds warmth to a space.

There are few materials that can create a sense of luxury in home design like marble. Elegant, understated, and effortlessly beautiful, usually used in kitchens and bathrooms, it can be successfully incorporated into living rooms and even bedrooms.