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29 Marble bathroom ideas - tiles, accessories, sink

Marble has been making a powerful statement in architecture and interiors ever since the dawn of civilisation—there’s simply no denying the everlasting beauty of this natural stone. Let’s take a look at marble bathrooms.

These days quarried in about 32 countries, the market for marble is mainly dominated by Italy, China, India and Spain. You’ll often hear the names Calacatta, Carrara, Travertine and Arabescata used, but there are really hundreds of stunning marbles to choose from, in a kaleidoscope of colours. Being an organic, natural material, no two pieces of marble are the same, and this uniqueness forms part of its allure.

More experimental uses of the stone are appearing in recent years, and people are exploring applications beyond the traditional. Playing with texture, colour and imperfection are all still strong trends.

You can make marble the hero by swathing your space with it (if you can afford it that is!) but marble will also steal the show if you simply invest in a smaller element like a marble feature tile or a stunning marble basin.

Below, I’ve gathered 29 marble bathrooms ideas which will have you wanting to bring the precious stone into your home self-care sanctuary.

1. Enchanting mermaid tiles

Have we had enough of mermaid tile yet? I don’t think so! Ever so pretty here in marble to complement the beautiful marble wash basin. This minimalist bathroom boasts the simplicity, clean lines and soft neutral colour palette that infuses Scandi or coastal bathrooms. But while it’s beautifully pared back, the incorporation of marble also adds a touch of extravagance that lifts it out of the ordinary.

Photo © Zephyr & Stone. Design – Zephyr and Stone @zephyr_and_stone. Photography – The Palm Co @the.palm.co. Reproduced with kind permission.

Need help laying a stunning wall of mermaid tile? Find an expert bathroom tiler.

2. Fifty shades of marble

Actually, there are hundreds! Well-known white marbles like Carrara or Statuary or black marbles like Nero Marquina are often desired for bathrooms. They just fit so well into an all-white bathroom and monochrome and dark bathroom aesthetics. But there are plenty of other marble colours to be found, such as beautiful greys, blues and burgundies.

3. In the pink

There’s a huge variety of marble colours to choose from, including a wide range of pinks, from hot pinks to dusty pale roses. Pink creates a soft, elegant ambience and is symbolic of happiness and positivity. And it’s an increasingly popular choice for marble bathrooms. Often quarried in Spain and Portugal, the most common pinks include Rosa Portugues (the pinkest). But there are also more neutral pinkish marbles like Rosa Zarci, Rosa Levante and Rosa Aurora.

4. Sophisticated wine tones

For a stunning powder room, add lots of dramatic flair with a creamy coloured sink with deep purplish veins. For example, Turkish Milas Lilac or Calacatta Viola. Pair with muted wall colours (navy is a great choice) and add warm hardware.

5. Deep, dark and mysterious

If you’ve decided to go for a dark and moody bathroom aesthetic, then one of the black marbles would be perfect as a statement, focal point. When you have dark walls with dark accessories and fixtures, adding black marble as a material is a good way to bring some lightness and texture back in through the veins. Below, a gorgeous dark marble vanity. Only a genuine marble expert can really distinguish between some of the more similar kinds but the designers tell me this is Belvedere marble.

Photo © Space Exploration Design. Reproduced with kind permission.

After a bespoke vanity? Find a bathroom cabinet maker to help you copy the style you love.

6. Cool stone, warm metals

For a traditional marble bathroom aesthetic, go for a white and grey tiled shower paired with warm-toned hardware. Using warm-toned tapware such as brass, gold or champagne is a great idea when incorporating marble. The warmth of the metal counteracts the innate coolness of the stone. The hardware also stands out much more against the marble, compared with silver finishes.

Source: Photo by Watermark Designs on Unsplash

Installing a new shower? Find the right shower head installation expert to help–and don’t forget the ceiling fan installation as well.

7. True blue

Blue is a colour that has been shown to have a profound impact on us both psychologically and physiologically, inspiring calm serenity and even lowering our blood pressure! A blue bathroom design will create a soothing environment that evokes the ocean. And marble achieves this even more so with its dramatic waves and seascape swirls. You might consider some of the South European blue marbles to achieve such a look.

8. Peaceful patterns

Carrara marble tiles will always look stunning in a bathroom, especially when laid in neat geometric patterns like herringbone or chevron. Here, cool tones in the grey and white flecked tiles and countertop contrast beautifully with the warm tones of the floating timber vanity and the pendant light. The soft lines of the tiles together with the rounded forms create a relaxed, minimalist, contemporary aesthetic. Love this stylish pendant lamp? Check out heaps more bathroom lighting ideas.

Photo © Perini Tiles. Reproduced with kind permission.

9. Dramatic walls

Marble walls really have that wow factor and will transform the simplest space. You might contrast a black marble with white veining in the shower with a white marble/black veined feature wall. Then keep it all unified with marble mosaic flooring.

Source: Photo by Max Vakhtbovych from Pexels

10. Dreamy greens

Another stunning option for coloured marbles is one of the mesmerising Indian green marbles on the market. Green marble differs a bit from other marble in that it has less calcite content and more of the mineral called serpentine, which gives it its brilliant colours. It comes a wide variety of shades, from pale seagreens to intense emeralds, and pairs beautifully with gold toned hardware.

11. Sophisticated and glamorous

Marble bathrooms can evoke the glamour of Hollywood’s Golden Era. So if you love Mid-century Modern, try a classic black marble vanity paired with walnut wood, luxe brass steampunk hardware and exposed bulb pendants.

12. Onyx

A gorgeous alternative to marble is onyx. Onyx is in fact considered a sister stone to marble, due to having the same mineral content. A pink onyx sink, together with matching backsplash, looks striking paired with wall-mounted brass tapware. All you need to add is a bunch of pink flowers. How divine.

13. Marble on tap

Add a subtle tinge of luxury to your bathroom with honed Carrara marble disc taps like these by Wood Melbourne. The taps come on single or double backplates, with backplates either made of timber, marble or brass (either aged, sealed or raw). Described as “a pleasure to turn” because of the tactile nature of the natural materials, they look gorgeous with similarly minimalist gooseneck brass faucets. The makers note their taps must be installed by a plumber to ensure perfection—find a plumber, or you might like to check out typical plumbing costs and mixer installation costs first.

Photo © Wood Melbourne (@woodmelbourne). Photographer: Lisa Cohen (@Lisacohenphoto). Styling: Beck Simon (@becksimonstylist). Reproduced with kind permission.

14. Mix marble tile with subway tile

Emulate a Victorian design aesthetic by running floor tile hallway up the wall and adding feature tile above it. Statuary marble tile provides a traditional flavour. Meanwhile vertically-stacked subway tile adds a contemporary feel, as does champagne wall-mounted tapware.

Have a marble bathroom featuring generous amounts of tile? Make sure it looks pristine by having a professional clean your tiles cleaned—find out how much grout cleaning costs.

15. Go with the faux

A more economical option than real marble is marble-effect porcelain or ceramic tile. It’s also arguably more environmentally-friendly than real marble, as it doesn’t involve quarrying the land. With digital technology, makers are better able to recreate the characteristic texture and ‘veining’ of real marble. So no-one needs to know you’ve gone faux. A large format marble wall tile looks the goods in a contemporary bathroom.

Source: Photo by R ARCHITECTURE on Unsplash

Love tile? Here are loads more bathroom tile ideas for inspo.

16. Scraps to frame a sink

Keen on the look of a marble bathroom but not so much on the high-end price tag? Marble scrap-yards can be sourced for discarded offcuts of marble that you can use to DIY a backsplash and add loads of character to a plain space. Other savvy home decorators utilise marble remnants to top bathroom cabinets, shelves or vanities for that luxe, refined flavour without breaking the budget.

17. Mesmerising mosaics

It’s becoming more popular to lay Carrara mosaic tile in unique patterns. The flickering colours of hexagonal marble mosaic tiles are just as hypnotising as herringbone and other geometric tile patterns. The stone is also naturally cool and relaxing. And it makes a stunning textured background to modern black taps and, for instance, a contemporary concrete sink.

18. Basins that aren’t basic

For a statement sink, take inspo from the Italian-designed marble drop wash basins on the market. Modern and elegant, they’re typically made from valuable marbles such as Bianco Lasa/Covelano “Machia Vechia” quarried from the Italian Alps. This marble is considered so special because it has such a uniform crystalline grain. And, it has a strong chromatic contrast in its veining, giving it a refined, absolutely classic marble look. Add a striking floor-mounted tap—the result will be minimalist but so lavish at the same time.

19. Inlaid marble

Inlaid marble is created by a painstaking process of fitting together a puzzle of hand-cut and/or engraved tiny marble shapes into pretty patterns. It’s great if you want to create a 1960s op-art aesthetic! And it’s ideal for a dramatic powder room, where you might like to go a bit wilder than in your master bath.

20. The sky’s the limit

A full feature wall of marble isn’t within everyone’s budget, but luckily these days you can get wallpaper that emulates it pretty well. This is basically the adults’ version of sticking little fluorescent stars all over your kids’ bedroom ceiling. Keep the rest of the décor minimal for the full ‘bathing under the stars’ experience. Interested in bathroom wallpaper? Check out our recent article for more bathroom wallpaper ideas.

Marble mural from Wallsauce. Photo © Wallsauce. Reproduced with kind permission.

21. Warm it up

A classic alternative to white and grey marbles is golden-toned marble like Calacatta Amber. Traditional Carrara and Statuary marbles tend to have a cold feeling that requires warming up through the addition of elements like timber or warm metals. But Calacatta Amber brings its own heat. This kind of marble tends to have a milky-white background with fine, intricate golden veining. It’s often chosen for more traditional bathrooms.

22. All the trimmings

Mix marbles for stunning effect. You might take Carrara marble penny mosaic tile to give a classically chic backdrop to a modern mirror, sink, and light. Then top your vanity with a striking slab of Arabescato marble. Arabescato marble is one of the most luxurious marbles on the market, prized for its stark monochromatic veining.

Source: Photo by Max Vakhtbovych from Pexels

23. The strange lightness of stone

Having entire walls of marble isn’t for everyone. Some prefer simply a stunning statement marble vanity or a marble countertop on a timber vanity. For an elegant minimalist en-suite, you might feature a breath-taking, timeless Carrara marble vanity and backsplash. Although the material is heavy, white Carrara marble always feels so light and bright.

Source: Photo by Nathan Van Egmond on Unsplash

24. The colour purple

One of the more unique marbles is the gorgeous purple Cipollino Ondulato Rosso. It’s been quarried in Northern Italy since antiquity. Streaked, swirled and highly ornamental, the marble was given the name “Cipollino”, meaning little onion in Italian, as its patterns resemble the layers of an onion. It’s a stone you will never tire of gazing at! To enhance a stunning statement purple marble like Cipolllino, consider using violet tones on the walls (tile, paint or panelling).

25. Modern love

Another beautifully coloured marble is the burgundy toned Calacatta Viola. This vivid marble is extracted from the Carrara quarries in Tuscany and is prized for its flowing burgundy veins and pink patches against a timeless creamy white background. It works so well as a classic contrast to contemporary elements like minimalist tapware and pendant lights.

26. Haute stuff

Marble + Chanel are a match made in heaven, both iconically representing timeless but modern beauty and classic, luxurious chic. So it’s no surprise to learn that the late Karl Lagerfeld, erstwhile creative director of the fashion house, had started venturing into furniture design. He created a series of sculptural monochrome pieces made from marble, including mirrors, tables and fountains. The pieces were carved from rare Arabescato Fantastico (white marble with dark grey veining) and black Nero Marquina (which features white veining in paintbrush-like strokes). Coco would most definitely approve. Below, it’s not a Lagerfeld, but it’s in the same spirit:

Source: Photo by Kirill on Unsplash

For more monochrome bathrooms, also check out our article on black and white bathrooms.

27. Beautiful beauty boxes

Add sophistication and class to your en-suite with marble accessories such as marble beauty boxes, vanity trays, brush holders and cosmetic containers. A marble makeup station is the perfect way to corral and showcase your favourite products on your vanity. You can go all out and buy real marble accessories, or choose faux marble ones made from acrylic that closely resemble Carrara marble which is both easy on the eye and the wallet.

28. Mini marbles

Introduce just a touch of marble to your bathroom for instant glamour and chic with small marble magnifying mirrors. An elegant update of an everyday functional object that will add sophistication to a plain space.

29. Altrock

Terrazzo is the popular composite man-made material made of marble chips set in concrete or resin—and it’s still going very strong in bathroom (and other interior) design. But now there are even more eco-friendly versions emerging, including London designer Robin Grasby’s “Altrock”, made of 87 percent recycled materials including marble flour (the leftover powder that the marble industry discards as unusable). Grasby creates bespoke products, glittering and pigmented in custom colours, with the “artistically sustainable” material showing up in avant-garde bathrooms in London, Milan and New York. Worth checking out!

As you can see there are so many options when it comes to using marble in your bathroom—you certainly aren’t limited to white Carrara walls, as gorgeous as they are! If you’re searching for more bathroom décor ideas, why not take a look at our articles on general bathroom design ideas, bathroom trends, master bathroom ideas and get some ideas on creative bathroom storage as well. And when you’re ready to press go, hit up an expert bathroom renovator to get the magic happening!

Meanwhile, let me know—which of these marble bathroom ideas is your favourite? I love the dramatic blues and purples myself!

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Classic and elegant, marble is always a good choice when it comes to bathroom decor. It's timeless, it adds value to your property, and it's absolutely gorgeous.

However, marble comes with its downsides: mostly, maintenance. Marble has to be sealed yearly and cleaned regularly to avoid stains, scratches, and moisture damage. But if you can handle the work, the results are worth it: an elegant and classic bathroom that will stand the test of time.

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Marble bathroom can be made in several ways:

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  1. Use natural stone. It is beautiful, durable, suitable for wet rooms, but it is expensive. In the Russian market, almost all material is imported, we do not extract it - at most they only cut it into slabs and sell it. For walls and floors, 1-2 cm of slabs are recommended; for countertops, take a thicker cut - 3-4 cm.
  2. Replace with porcelain stoneware. Durable large-format sheets are an excellent replacement for natural material. Due to the minimum number of joints, the wall or floor will look almost a single whole.
  3. Lay marble tiles. In the bathroom, this is a simple option - marble imitation in any format looks interesting. The only downside is the size. If natural slabs or porcelain stoneware can be large, then large tiles - 40*40 or 20*80 cm.

The photo shows a dark blue color in the interior of the bathroom

Whatever shape you choose for your marble bathroom interior, keep in mind: the color of different parts can vary dramatically. This is especially true for natural marble. In the case of marble tiles, in order to match the shade exactly, choose packages from the same batch.

What can be finished?

Marbled bathroom tiles are often used for wall decoration. Moreover, the color can use both one and a combination of several: the same pattern will combine them into a single whole.

Given that vertical surfaces are the main backdrop, marble-effect bathroom walls should be in harmony with the sanitary ware, from the bathtub to the faucets.

Photo of marble on the walls and floor

A bathroom with a marble floor is a classic of the genre, equally well suited for classic and modern interiors. Luxurious cladding is out of fashion and time: having covered the floor with marble tiles, you can be sure that you won’t have to change it in the near future.

Marble countertops are another option for using stone in the bathroom. If it is made of natural stone, be sure: your furniture is unique! After all, each cut has an individual pattern of veins.

Benefits of marble top:

You can also find ready-made shower trays made of so-called cast (artificial) marble. They are easy to install, but there are two nuances: the standard shape and size are not suitable for everyone. For the construction of a custom-made pallet, marble tiles with an anti-slip coating are usually used - the same that is laid on the floor.

What color is it?

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White bathroom designs

A popular bathroom marble is white. Natural rock has both light and dark veins of different lengths - in imitation, manufacturers are trying to achieve the same effect. Looks expensive, gives the room a touch of luxury. Glossy is considered ideal for small bathrooms.

The black marble bathroom is a sophisticated alternative for spacious spaces. Although the color cannot be called practical: in the shower, for example, traces of water drops will be visible on the dark.

You can move away from the standard solutions with the help of gray marbled tiles in the bathroom: it is used less often than the first two and looks more original. There are both light-colored slabs of Gainsboro shade, and dark ones - almost coal.

The photo shows a shower room in dark stone

In addition to monochrome shades, there are various color shades:

In addition to color, texture should be taken into account:

What goes with marble effect tiles?

Marbled tiles in the bathroom are good on their own, but stone alone is not enough: therefore, you should learn how to correctly combine with other materials.

Add a warm touch to your bathroom to make it feel more inviting: wood. You can use natural wood (in the form of rails on the ceiling, furniture, mirror frames) or texture imitation (table top covered with a film with a pattern, wood-like tiles). The proportions can be any, harmonious option - 50:50, or 70:30 - while there is more marble.

Photo combined with wood

Modern interiors allow stylistic oxymorons: noble marble tiles and brutal concrete coexist in one bathroom. The second will bring a touch of industrialism to the style, “modernize” the design.

Floor-to-ceiling floor-to-ceiling marble or stone wall decoration has long been out of fashion. Today it has become popular to dilute the texture with a monochromatic painting. By the way, if you choose the right shade, the wall panel will sparkle with new colors: it will become more noticeable, stand out.

If the paint is not suitable, but it is necessary to thin out the marble look in the bathroom, take a closer look at the mosaic. Small surfaces are trimmed with it: a wall along the width of the sink, a bath screen, a countertop. In bathrooms with marble floors, mosaics are used on vertical partitions.

The photo shows golden elements in the bathroom

As for metals, familiar chrome against a marble background is sometimes out of place: bronze or gold faucets are installed in classic bathrooms, while black or white faucets are installed in modern ones.

How does it look in the interior?

If the idea of ​​using stone in your bathroom is tempting, choose one of the following styles:

Perhaps nothing more versatile and beautiful than marble has yet been invented for decoration. The secret of proper use is the right shade, suitable texture, dosage.

Bathroom interiors - marble as the main material

Today, marble is a favorite material for decorating rooms in upscale residences. Contemporary bathrooms may surprise you with materials and shapes that don't seem to match their purpose, but a fascinating array of different types of marble is a modern take.

In addition to 30 contemporary bathroom design ideas for your personal space, we've selected some popular bathrooms that feature the iconic material, marble.

No matter what the shape of the area, what colors there, this material exudes luxury and shows your desire for quality. Its various types create a completely different mood, and everything depends on the execution, vision, interpretation, and the artist's intention. In this way, amazing artistic expressions can be created.

Marble bathrooms are not only beautiful, but also an example that good materials find their way back into our homes in every style.

If you want to use this material in most of the room, contact a specialist who knows how to combine your ideas with territorial possibilities.

A very modern option is the combination of horizontal marble veins. This is a unique type with dark colored stripes that will look amazing.

You can make your home look like a hotel and give off the feel of a luxury hotel.

Inspiration for such a stunning project can come from many sources, such as the penthouse suite at the Suite Garden Court Hotel in Palo Alto.

Every detail of the decorations in this fabulous space adds depth and comfort. Candles and roses and fresh, fluffy towels are what you want to see here all the time.

We've seen marble tables put together that can definitely spruce up an area, and this spacious space is another example of how this material can be used in modern homes. Here you can feel like you are in a spa with the layout and details.

This fantastic residence in Melbourne with a stylish bathroom offers rounded shapes against a wonderful backdrop. A single marble wall can make a big difference in a place based on simplicity.

By adding impressive lighting, the overall effect is improved and cozy atmosphere.

With its rich black veins, you can achieve an artistic separation in the bathroom. A warm wooden cabinet will add coziness and a sense of comfort there.

A zebra painting on the wall adds a touch of wildness to the space, and the overall atmosphere is immersed in bright and natural light. You will be surprised how many amazing items can be found in luxury apartments.

The oval bathtub can be beautifully exploited with our material. Having chosen a project in black and white, you must definitely pick up a few wooden decorations so that it is not “cold” there and she becomes friendly.

Shelves and home décor will also update cleanliness and create an eye-catcher.

One of the 2014 bathroom design trends is the use of onyx with it to create a glamorous area. Consider an example from the designer Nicki Clendening. By mixing austere marble with inexpensive jewelry paper, an inspiring eclectic style is obtained.

Clearhouse on Shelter Island would be a great example for those looking to decorate part of their home with colored marble. Since this house is almost transparent, the marble floor and walls in one of the rooms provide the owners with a deep enclosure, simplicity of construction, privacy, quality and luxury.

Next on our list is the bathroom, separated from the bedroom only by a glass wall. Many feel that they need more privacy, more personal space, which is lacking in such options, but this is just prejudice.

This beautifully landscaped area in Lake House, designed by architect Igor Sirotov, is a source of inspiration for those who prefer openness and modernity.

In warm shades, this material can only be found, perhaps, in resorts. Well, in private residences, of course. The photo above is Villa Kishti, which teaches us that a marble-clad room can be stunning.

Remember that the choice of materials, colors, patterns and light has a strong influence on relaxation and good mood.

A tranquil marble room doesn't have to be spacious and fulfill all your many needs. She just has to be smart.

You can also make a layout so that the bath and shower are located next to each other. Use this infographic for planning, it will tell you a lot and help you a lot.

In a fantastic penthouse in London, this area acts as a private apartment where the body is blessed and cleansed. An example worthy of modern life.

Marble inserts can definitely spice up your day. The play of materials helps define the sophisticated look, while the hidden and exposed vaults give the owner the opportunity to meticulously decorate this space.

Darker colors can enhance the cozy effect so you can start your day with a smile. Designed by Canny, this "chocolate" bathroom in Canterbury, Australia has a calming effect on residents. In combination with wooden furniture, a natural visually appealing background is obtained.

Choosing the right bathroom mirror will transport you into a world of inspiring design that will be felt in everyday life. Carefully selected materials are also needed to achieve the design of your dreams and feel like in a fairy tale here.

Awaken your interior with rich details and you'll be happy with what you've done.

Luxurious marble design means a fantastic combination of black, white and light. The roundness can be made light, and the environment dark, as in the picture above.

It will look unreal, imagine: you are immersed in hot water with fragrant foam, on which beautiful rose petals float, and a glass of champagne in your hand… what is not a dream?!

And it is important to take smart technologies into account when planning, in order to enjoy the process of relaxation later.

The eclectic design is best for those who are wild at heart. With inspiration as shown above, we can afford to fulfill all desires regarding the combination of materials and feelings.

And don't forget to add scent - soothing, relaxing scent blends that can relax your body and mind at night before bed and refresh you in the morning.

Spacious white bathrooms come in a variety of shapes, which are determined by the finishing work. Functionality is a key property that even the interior style cannot dominate.

Underfloor heating provides coziness, bright lighting - a visual delight when looking in mirrors. British architecture studio SHH was responsible for this project and they did a fantastic job at Addison Road House.

A spa style bathroom is one of the 10 must-haves for homebuyers. One look at the photo above and you will understand that there are as many designs as there are dreamers. In the imagination of Thompson Custom Homes for customers, this option is the most sought after.

When it comes to the women's area, there should be colors and details that are welcoming. Marble countertops can be the detail that changes the atmosphere – the gray and white Carrara look looks amazing in this cute Atlanta home.

Dynamism and elegance mixed together can bring a refreshing touch. Small details in the material we are discussing, modern lines and sleek furniture make this Trousdale home, or rather its bathroom, inviting. The windows fill the entire space with sunlight.

If you are looking for brightness, the room above is an example. This is part of the project 910 by Kiko Salomao - an apartment in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Bold color details, like simple and complex bouquets with bright colors, broken monotony, all this characterizes this interior.

If privacy is your thing, look no further than Seacombe Grove House by b.e architecture. A skylight provides natural light while marble adds sophistication. A wall mirror will also come in handy here - to expand the territory and additional light.

A freestanding bath against a wall can be an excellent choice when planning. As an option - Skyline House by Dick Clark Architecture, inspired by lightness, even airiness. And at night you can turn on the hydromassage…

The next room, with natural light coming through the glass that fills every corner, may be what you have long wanted and been looking for to relax and enjoy. This duplex penthouse on the Lower East Side of Manhattan proves that comfort in the city includes a fairy tale element.

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