Like diamonds, marble is one of the most beautifully exquisite creations in existence. The stone, steeped in antiquity, has long been connected with luxury and worldliness; its great uses range from the Parthenon in Athens to the Grand Central Station in New York City. It also became an industry favorite for bathrooms and kitchens as technical innovations made the robust material more available to the masses. In the world of interior design and luxury interiors, Marble has provided a new twist, but it is important not to go crazy, or it may not look as good as you expected.

With the swirling tan and greige Bardiglio-marble walls of their old beach-house modern living room, Kelly Wearstler cultivates a very realistic aesthetic. In this room, the honed and leather finishes often sound very different from the highly polished marble floors synonymous with marble by many people.

For interior floors or walls, marble is an excellent choice. If used on both floors and walls, room will end up looking too cold, so look at these tips for every form of luxury interior provided by top designers, and it will be a success. Marble floor tiles, particularly when combined with other modern materials, add a stylish touch to any room.

For Carpenters Workshop Gallery, Karl Lagerfeld’s architecture design is a perfect example of how marble will look fantastic on basic pieces of furniture design for a contemporary interior. The luxurious furniture of MARBLISING is not only about functionality, but also aesthetic and flexibility. The furniture brand completely elevates the importance behind the duality of marble and gives a rather elegant design to every single luxurious interior.

In a private apartment in China, this bath by Yabu Pushelberg features Corteccia marble, very rare for having a material that is so timeless and so flexible. Materials like this totally elevate the aesthetic and luxurious interiors of your futuristic style. For example, Ryan Korban used marble as an elevated living room accent to create incredible sofas.

Aubrey Drake Graham, best known as Drake, trusted his 50,000 square feet redesign into the hands of the respected Canadian architecture and interior designer Ferris Rafauli as a Canadian mega-star and worldwide hip hop phenomenon. In Drake’s luxurious house, the top interior designer chose to add marble and the effect is incredibly intimidating.

In the living room of her Hong Kong flat, Kelly Hoppen used polished Pietra Gray marble. In the London Bath, Steven Gambrel mixes Verde Saint-Denis, Verde Luana, and Cipollino Verde marbles.

The star in his Belgian apartment by Pieterjan is Emperor Brown Marble. For the table in his wine cellar, Mark Cunningham used Blue Sapphire marble. A wonderful concept for luxurious interiors and never drifting away from the new designs for interior design! The slab, taking the place of a painting or mural, stretches across an entire wall. The graphic stripes and colors of the stone are basically sculpture.