Three more scintillating marble surfaces to marvel at this week. The sleek Lilac, the powerful and bold Fume Emperador and the delicious Pannacotta.
Lilac
Marble
Lilac is always a fantastic looking stone. Naturally, there are many variations between blocks, with the veins ranging in intensity but the effect stays largely the same. It’s a beautiful marble, whether used for a feature piece, as a table top surface or in a bathroom or kitchen. The thin, lightning-like veining can help to create striking, elegant visual interiors.
With a soft, dusty tone of grey, this is a versatile stone, a great option utilized for flooring and walls, as well as for kitchen counters and can even be used for exterior surfaces. The understated colour and pattern here works particularly well when paired with bolder materials, contrasting effectively with whites as well as darker greys and blacks.
An off white, warm coloured marble, this material is well suited for a range of locations. Cloudy beige with a natural, linear pattern it will easily pair with a whole host of other colours and textures. A neutral stone such as this can prove a good investment if you are going to be updating the décor often, so anyone that likes to keep things fresh and current will likely find what they want here.
Stone Focus: Marvel at Marble
Three more scintillating marble surfaces to marvel at this week. The sleek Lilac, the powerful and bold Fume Emperador and the delicious Pannacotta.
Lilac
Marble
Lilac is always a fantastic looking stone. Naturally, there are many variations between blocks, with the veins ranging in intensity but the effect stays largely the same. It’s a beautiful marble, whether used for a feature piece, as a table top surface or in a bathroom or kitchen. The thin, lightning-like veining can help to create striking, elegant visual interiors.
Fume Emperador
Marble
With a soft, dusty tone of grey, this is a versatile stone, a great option utilized for flooring and walls, as well as for kitchen counters and can even be used for exterior surfaces. The understated colour and pattern here works particularly well when paired with bolder materials, contrasting effectively with whites as well as darker greys and blacks.
Pannacotta
Marble
An off white, warm coloured marble, this material is well suited for a range of locations. Cloudy beige with a natural, linear pattern it will easily pair with a whole host of other colours and textures. A neutral stone such as this can prove a good investment if you are going to be updating the décor often, so anyone that likes to keep things fresh and current will likely find what they want here.
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