Dione velvet fabric, Osborne & Little
The trend for marble in interiors really took off last year, and in 2016 it continues to be an important look in all aspects of design. For opulence and elegance, it is a clear winner. To avoid lugging cartloads of the precious but oh-so-heavy and surprisingly fragile material around your or your client’s home, it is time to take a lesson from fashion and embrace marble print.
Here’s how to incorporate marble into your interior with textiles:
Above: The Dione velvet fabric from Osborne & Little is an aquatic take on the marble-print trend, perfect for interior staples such as cushions and for upholstering items of furniture like poufs.
Marble Sea rug, Knots Rugs
The Marble Sea rug from Knots Rugs brings out the variegated colours of natural marble, and creates a harmonious field for the eye to lose itself in on the floor.
Marble cushion, Ross and Brown
This Marble cushion from Ross and Brown is a back-to-basics interpretation of marble that captures the cool surface of the stone perfectly in textile.
Romeo fabric, Martyn Lawrence Bullard for Schumacher
When Martyn Lawrence Bullard designed the Romeo fabric for Schumacher, he did so with a twist, turning the veins of the rock into painterly swirls. Something for those who want to try out this pattern but desire a softer feel.
Marble rug, Floor to Heaven
Floor to Heaven’s Marble rug turns walking on marble into a completely different tactile experience. Add some warmth to your room while keeping the sophistication of a material coveted for millennia.
