Courtesy of Artemest / Beata Heuman
A centuries-old technique is making a comeback. Marbling, whose swirling, veined patterns recall the quarries of Carrara and family-run workshops of Florence, was once exclusively found in antique books but is now so omnipresent that Rachel Comey incorporated a kaleidoscopic print in her collection for Target. Meanwhile, ELLE DECOR A-List designers like Beata Heuman are making and acquiring pretty marbled objects and fabric for clients’ homes. If you’re looking to bring the look to your cocktail table or bedside, entertaining mavens John Derian, Rebecca Gardner, Skye McAlpine, and more are all offering their own takes on the dreamy, rippling motif. Needless to say, we’re losing our marbles over this trend.
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Summerrill & Bishop Marble Linen Tablecloth
The U.K.-based tabletop company Summerill & Bishop, whose floral and bright linens dress up even the fanciest of tables, just launched a new collection of marbled linens, available in three different patterns.
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Sylvie Saint-Andre Perrin
From decoupage to papers, as well as his own collaboration with Astier de Villatte, John Derian has no shortage of marbled pieces in his shop. The most recent to join his curated arrangement is a collection of marbled tabletop additions. These plates, platters, and bowls are made in Paris by Sylvie Saint-Andre Perrin using a unique technique called stamping.
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Handcrafted Wooden Mix & Match Trays
This sweet birch tray features the prettiest hand-printed marble pattern. Use it to organize trinkets or serve libations in style. Bonus: the price point can’t be beat.
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Multicolor Enamel Dinnerware, 4-Piece Set
For a more informal option, opt for this four-piece enamelware set from Bornn, made and designed by a pair of sisters in Istanbul. The soft marbled pattern (we love it in this robin’s egg blue) belies the set’s steel construction.
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Marbled Paper Lamp Shade
Rebecca Gardner, the mastermind behind the über-chic Houses & Parties, has made marbled pieces a signature. From lampshades (available in a range of colors and swirls), party crackers, cachepots, lanterns, and recently added divine scented candles, there is no shortage of marbled pieces on her site.
Skye McAlpine, the Venice- and London-based chef who has developed a cult following from knockout cookbooks like A Table for Friends (try the lemony roast chicken and you will not regret it), has partnered with stationery company Papier to create a line of marbled products. The collection includes menu cards, place cards, stationery, and even a customizable recipe journal.
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Oh L’Amore Candle with White Marble Candle Holder
This fall, Italian brands Artemest and Acqua di Parma joined forces and collaborated with the 165-year-old marbled-paper bookbinding company, Giannini, to create a custom candle set. The candle is packaged with an equally elegant Carrara Home Design marble stand.
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Chantico Fireplace Matches
The Los Angeles–based tabletop and home decor site Ark Elements features a range of marbled products—from fireplace matches to plates and bowls.
These hand-marbled candles are almost too pretty to use. We especially love the on-trend green swirl.
Scandinavian-born and London-based ELLE DECOR A-List designer Beata Heuman recently launched her newest line of marbled fabric. Dappled Velvet is available by the yard as well as in pillows on Heuman’s site.
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Mulberry Fantasy Marbled Velvet Square Cushion
Designer Susi Bellamy looked to her time living and working in Florence for this sumptuous sofa companion. We love the swirling, wine-colored patterns and the smart piping.
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Pattern: Turtles Have Short Legs
Wallcovering and fabric company Voutsa collaborated with Lambert McGuire Design to create an eye-popping marbled wallpaper to cover the bathroom walls of the new New Orleans hot spot the Hotel Saint Vincent. The same pattern, which has become a signature for the hotel, is now found on everything from the key cards and pillowcases to lush silk scarves in the guest shop By George.
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