Living in Stone: Timeless Design, Modern Appeal

Surfaces that last  

In contemporary interiors, marble-patterned floors are a key design element that connects aesthetics and functionality. Collections like Dekton Pietra Edition, inspired by classic Mediterranean stone, allow you to achieve this effect, but also add a touch of modern technology. The pattern with a cream base and delicate veins in gray and bluish tones creates a calm feeling and visual balance, guaranteeing high durability and easy maintenance.

Tables as sculptures

Tables, consoles and other pieces with marble surfaces bring a touch of sophistication to the space. DAVANI's latest capsule collection includes sculptures with function handcrafted in Italy from rare, painstakingly selected stone. Their shapes are inspired by the organic movement of water and the aesthetic tension between nature and geometry, and the collection was designed to bring a sense of eternal presence and poetry to the space.

Renaissance-inspired kitchens

The delicate marble is often replaced in kitchen by sintered and composite materials identical in appearance. With their Atmosphere collection, Neolith presents a new generation of synthesized surfaces combining innovative textures and earthy tones. Inspired by precious Italian marble, the Rapolano pattern pays homage to the elegance and sophistication of Renaissance palaces, an evermore present inspiration for modern interior design.

Walls with a story

Marbled walls are sophisticated and leave a strong visual impression, especially in bathrooms. Salvatori recently introduced their Nagi by Yabu Pushelberg texture – a natural stone finish with gentle flowing lines. The rectangular tiles can be stacked horizontally or vertically, as their design allows for a variety of compositions. The result is a dynamic, three-dimensional pattern that changes depending on the angle of the light, creating a sense of movement and rhythm, adding subtle elegance to every space.

Contemporary décor

MMairo's decorative objects such as vases, lamps, and marble coffee tables bring subtle touches of luxury to interiors, blurring the line between function and art. Inspired by the Roman goddess of the moon, the Luna Table consists of two complementary pieces forming a graceful arc. Its organic form and light presence turn it into a serene sculptural statement, bridging art and design.

Carved stone bathtubs  

Sinks and bathtubs with marble elements can completely transform a space. Kreoo freestanding bathtubs are made from compact marble blocks shaped using a combination of industrial and manual techniques. Model Kora looks like a monolith, with a variable upper edge that both facilitates entry and contributes to the elegance of the tub. Kora stands on a metal base with a gold, bronze or matte black finish, creating an impression of floating and etherial elegance.