Marble is a luxurious mineral that immediately reminds us of Italian charm. It evokes the quarries of Carrara and the sculptors of the Renaissance in search of marble with the finest and purest grain. We love its timeless elegance which gives a more intense value to our interiors, like a glimpse of eternity. Marble adds value to kitchens and living rooms. Marble tables, such as the iconic coffee table by Saarinen for Knoll at Marie Gas, dress a room all by themselves. The marble tray in Sophie and Baligh Ferjani's kitchen, combined with a unique blue paint, gives a resolutely modern result that is particularly attractive. The choice of white marble as the main material in a bathroom provides a soothing spa-style feel, such as in Stéphanie Roger‘s home, where it brings more texture to the room than an all-white look. The unique lines of the veining in each piece of marble add value in terms of authenticity and quality. Marble is such a source of inspiration in interior design that it has actually been made into a print, as can been seen in the marbled fabric collection designed by Mathias Kiss for Pierre Frey. It is also repurposed as an everyday object, such as Tommaso Spinzi's pouf. If used sparingly in decoration, it combines perfectly with warmer materials, such as wood, brass and copper, which enhance the nobility of the marble whilst softening its cold, solid qualities, resulting in an original and delicate look.