The following field filters products as you type; matching results appear below.

The following field filters products as you type; matching results appear below.

Marble is a timeless material – 9 gorgeous marble products for your home décor

Beautiful marble is a popular and timeless material that brings a touch of luxury to any space. If the large surfaces feel too glorious, natural stone can be brought home with stunning details. Choose fresh white or bring contrast with rich, darker shades!

1. As its name suggests, the Material pendant by New Works plays with different materials. The white marble pendant lights up both the dining area and reading corner either individually or in a group. 2. TS from Gubi is a collection of elegant coffee tables, designed by design duo GamFratesi. Place the table in front of a sofa or next to a lounge chair. 3. Taking its design cues from the weight-bearing corbels in the buildings, Menu’s Corbel shelf is a modern wall-mounted eye-catcher that combines white marble, dark-stained oak, and coated steel.

4. The charm of the Kizu table lamp, designed by Lars Tornøe, comes from the hemisphere-shaped diffuser that seems to be balancing upside down on a rounded marble base. 5. The sculptural Plinth table celebrates the natural, elaborate beauty of marble as its light-reflecting honed surface and the geometric shape create an interesting contrast to the heavy look of marble.   6. The Blown SW6 table lamp is Samuel Wilkinson’s study of light’s reflection and refraction in glass. The shade stands on a black marble base with white vein patterns.

7. Warm Nordic’s Gap candleholder combines a simple, minimalist form with a naturally decorative and unique brown marble surface. 8. Made of Indian marble, the Alza bowl creates a charming setting for fruit servings or displaying small important items. 9. Designed by Charles and Ray Eames, the iconic Hang it all coat rack is adorned with elegant Carrara marble in a limited, numbered edition. The 14 spheres of the rack can fit a great number of clothes and bags.

See also:

More marble products at Finnish Design Shop >

Text: Design Stories Images: Manufacturers

Published on 27 Dec, 2021

Related stories

  • Our picks for Habitare and Helsinki Design Week 2026

    Mark the first week of September in your calendar: Helsinki Design Week and Habitare are filling the city with exhibitions, talks, and gathering spots for anyone who loves design and interiors. Here’s what the Design Stories team recommends!

    Read story
  • Vauhtikisat 2026: Welcome to the joy of speed

    Skateboards flew, crowds cheered, and the July sun turned Sinebrychoff Park into a glowing arena for one of Europe’s most thrilling downhill races. Our photo report from Vauhtikisat 2026 takes you right to the edge of the track – from the first daring runs to the nail-biting final and the moment the custom Vauhtikisat Chair One found its champion.

    Read story
  • Snøhetta plans a hotel and spa for the Aaltos’ Paimio Sanatorium

    Paimio Sanatorium, one of the most iconic buildings in modern architecture, is set for a new future. Renowned Norwegian architecture firm Snøhetta has developed a Masterplan for the sanatorium, completed in 1933 and located in Paimio, southwestern Finland – and the vision is as ambitious as the building itself.

    Read story

Most popular

  • Sunila: The forest suburb that Aalto fans have discovered, too

    On the southeastern coast of Finland, in the port town of Kotka, lies Sunila – the country’s first modern forest suburb, designed by Alvar and Aino Aalto. Built between the 1930s and 1950s, its homes originally housed workers from the nearby pulp mill. Today, they’ve also found a new kind of resident: architecture and design lovers with a soft spot for the Aaltos. Join us for a peek inside two design-minded Aalto homes!

    Read story
  • In the footsteps of the Aaltos: Pil Kallesø’s family home celebrates timeless design

    Architect Pil Kallesø lives with her family in one of Jørn Utzon’s iconic Kingo Houses in Denmark. The couple’s love for Nordic architecture runs deep – so much so that last summer they toured Finland in search of Alvar and Aino Aalto’s most inspiring works. Their serene home, filled with Artek furniture and Johanna Gullichsen textiles, reflects that shared passion.

    Read story
  • Visiting Serban Ionescu’s whimsical home and atelier

    Celebrated for his sculptural approach to furniture and architecture, artist Serban Ionescu welcomes us into his newly established Paris home and atelier. It’s an exuberant space that reflects his singular creative vision and irrepressible imagination.

    Read story

Seasonal

Design Stories is the online magazine of Finnish Design Shop, created to inspire and delight design lovers everywhere. We hope you enjoy exploring with us! Have a story tip or thoughts on our content? We’d love to hear from you.