Marble is a material as old as time, the stuff of ancient temples and Renaissance statuary. But more recently, it’s taken on inventive, modern forms—from thin, luminous tiles shading a chandelier to a muscular, statement-making mantel. Marble is always a power move with strength and staying power—each piece dramatically one of a kind.
This quietly opulent Art Deco bath in Milan’s Villa Necchi Campiglio, designed by Piero Portaluppi between 1932–35 (and now open to the public), showcases the jaw-dropping beauty of marble’s bold, natural veining writ large.
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Oxley Coffee Table by Soho Home
$4,501, sohohome.com
Ordinal Low Table by Michael Anastassiades
$11,285, cassina.com
Marble Ball Lamp Base by Matilda Goad
$235 (shown with Pleated Brass Lampshade, $120), us.matildagoad.com
Versi Carafe Small B by Patricia Urquiola
$890, artemest.com
Calleporte Door Stop by Michaël Verheyden
$594, kneenandco.com
Ingo Marble Chandelier by Paolo Ulian for Bufalini
€5,980, bufalini.com
Empire Marble Bookends by Thomas O’Brien
$190, aerostudios.com
Rosso Levanto Marble Eclipse Bowl by Kiwano Concept
$319, kiwanoconcept.com
Vivienne Mantel by Marmi
$17,400, marmistone.com
Pillar Stone Light by Studio Henry Wilson
$6,000, anyondesign.com
Bronze and Marble Candleholder by Valerie Chomarat for When Objects Work
From €200, whenobjectswork.com
Carlotta Nesting Tables by Made Goods
$4,840 for set of two, madegoods.com
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