Stone Cold Stylish
A few well-chosen marble pieces will elevate your home

When it comes to classic building materials, you don’t get more timeless than marble. The stuff is made from hardened rock—we're talking about stuff that's anywhere from 60 million to 200 million years old. It's what ancient civilizations used to adorn their temples and famous artists used to carve statues. Put another way, there's an inherent legacy to marble, which is part of what makes it feel so special.
There's also the fact that each piece, no matter how big or small, is unique. No two marble pieces are the same, since the veining and striations of colors will vary depending on where the slab of rock was cut and how it was polished. And while it's certainly been around a long time, the natural material is suddenly enjoying something of a resurgence. But we're not talking about splashy marble kitchen counters or bathroom tiles. These days, more and more marble is showing up all around the house.
Younger, stylish interior designers like Jeremiah Brent and Colin King are incorporating coffee tables and lamps, crafted from honed marble, into their projects because the natural material conveys so much. It's graphic and eye-catching, it provides a touch of nature and there's an inherent strength that certainly provides a man's home with a luxurious yet masculine vibe. Of course, that doesn't always come cheap. But the good thing about today's marble trend is that you can get pieces in all shapes and sizes, depending on your personal style and budget. Pick up a piece or two and watch how it instantly elevates your space.
The Best Marble Accents
for a Man’s Home

I beam side table,CB2
$399 by
Amara marble lamp,
$199 by Pottery Barn

Marble box,
$59.99 by Wrought Studio

Mercer side table,
$799 by Lulu and Georgia

Marble and mahogany coffee table,Crate & Barrel
$799 by
Streamline console table,
$429 by West Elm

Saarinen oval coffee table,
from $3,677 by Knoll
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Ester side table,
$495 by Jayson Home

Sky marble lamp,$198 / $158.40 by Anthropologie

Dimmable marble lamp,
$149 / $134 by Artsolute

Calacatta plinth table,
from $825 at RH

Calacatta carved tray,
$39.50 by FutureStone

Jack sculpture,Ferdi
$48 by
Marble figural,Threshold
$25 byMarble Maintenance
In general, cleaning your marble with mild dish detergent and warm water is the safest way to maintain the stone without damaging the sealant that is often applied.