The marble finish takes time trend in kitchen surfacess and bathrooms. And I say finished, because to include this trend it is no longer necessary to leave an eye on your face lining the bathtub with carrara marble.
New porcelain or acrylic surfaces such as Corian, Krion, Neolith and the like achieve very realistic stone and marble finishes with the advantage of having very thin thicknesses in large formats, which make them ideal for “covering” entire walls with the same finish. .
The trend to include more luxurious-looking materials, such as the marble in the bathroom started discreetly with the white marble with discrete grain (carrrara type) and, little by little, the same format has been added but with a larger and more spectacular grain.
Via @amberinteriors. Example of marble with a large grain
Now, within the same trend of imitate “good” stones the trend arrives in the form of colored stones and a slightly translucent and highly veined finish of onyx.
Green and pink, which works so well in the bathroom, have reached these bathrooms (the one on the cover and the one shown below) in the form of green onyx and pink marble.
A trend that better to include in small doses as in the images, in which the coating only affects the bathtub and the shower. Enough to include a luxurious and very contemporary detail to the bathroom.
Via @eyeswoon
Via @Kohler
Via @happyhomesnorrtalje
When we detect a new trend as it is, it is difficult to know to what extent it will become massive as it happened with the white marble trend. In the end, black and white is always a safe bet in the bathroom. But if the terrazzo went that far, the next thing may be this.
Therefore, we have searched among some brands and suppliers to find out if the new trends are pointing here.
Laufen’s bathroom for Casa Decor 2020 uses a beige and gray onyx stone finish to support the sinks.
Among the latest news from Neolith we find this marble finish with veins of black and reddish.
Neolith. Calacatta Luxe finish
Among the latest from Consentino, the onyx finish, although translucent. The timeless or white version of the trend.
Dekton Bathroom Helena X Gloss.
And Porcelanosa’s Amber Beige finish is close to the pink in the image.
Amber Beige XLight Premium by Porcelanosa
All of them are discrete versions of this trend. Still, it does not surprise you that in a few years the trend will be consolidated in the design of the most sophisticated bathrooms.
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