Until recently, marble seemed to be a prerogative of classic environments, while materials that were easier to work with were preferred for the more minimal and contemporary designs. But something has changed.
Today, new technologies and numerical control machines, which allow slabs to be worked with precision and greater ease, allow us to open the doors to a fusion of ancient and modern and to new uses that see marble as the protagonist or co-protagonist.
Not only has the timeless elegance of this material remained intact, but its great versatility has recently been discovered: a material capable of adding a touch of classto any space, even if only with the inclusion of finishes or small decorative elements.
Obviously it is in the large surfaces that it manages to give its best, vehemently releasing the strong complexity of its veins and chromatic depth, however marble has rediscovered a new meaning in three-dimensionality, acquiring relevance in furnishing accessories and objects.
Furniture and small furnishings, unique and refined, are able to enrich any space with a unique touch thanks to the incredible shades and chromatic veins of this material. In fact, marble is widely used for the production of tables and coffee tables, consoles and shelves, but also for accessories and finishing of furniture and ornaments.
Why choose marble
Here are three great reasons to choose this material:
- Because the variety, types, colors, veins, shades and transparencies of marble are innumerable and the processes make it possible to obtain any size and any thickness, creating unique and unrepeatable objects.
- Because it must only be processed and not produced, with minimum energy consumption and maximum respect for the environment compared to any other manufactured product.
- Because it took millions of years to make a stone hard and, therefore, workable; the solidity and durability of the product are guaranteed by nature itself.
