Marble floor design: How and what to choose

Create A Grand Entrance In Your Home With A Unique Marble Floor Design

The entrance of a home should always evoke—if not set the tone altogether—the style and design of the entire house. Whether you’re working with a humble corridor or a grand foyer, fitting a marble floor design in this space will leave the room airy, opulent, and inviting.

Insider’s Eye: Breaking away from the conventional white stone, this room has a muted earthy tone on its floors well paired with the wooden moulding across the walls.

A Sleek Marble Floor Design Can Set The Tone Of A Room

Although this study has been fitted into a narrow and long space, it still feels light and airy primarily due to the marble floor design. In fact, the bookshelves may be in a dark shade of wood and the walls have been paneled in slightly lighter shades, but the real game-changer is the complementing marble on the floor the adds brightness thanks to its mild lustre finish.

Style Tip: This sort of floor design also works well to open up a narrow space, such as a corridor.

The Right Marble Tiles Design For Floors Can Pair Well With The Outdoors

This room is a unique idea for a bar that overlooks and opens out to the outdoors. While the console in concrete matches the flooring outside, the colour and texture of the marble tiles design is chosen to pair seamlessly well with the earthy tones outside.

Use Your Marble Floor Design To Create A Clean Slate For The Rest Of The Décor

Sometimes, even the most well-thought-out décor plans can seem a bit mismatched once the entire room comes together. Or, if you’ve been living in the same home for a long time, an accumulation of accessories and furniture in one room can lead to a jumble of colours and patterns. To avoid this, the safest bet for any home is a clean and neutral palette on the floor, wall, and ceiling. In this room, the simple white marble floor design works as a clean slate for the rest of the fittings to tell a story.

A Marble Floor Design For The Home Can Add Visual Intrigue

There’s harmony in symmetry: the marble floor design in this walk-in closet space is no exception. The marble tiles design for the floor here mixes black and white geometric shapes to add a unique twist to the floors.

Style Tip: These symmetric-patterned floors are a wonderful option for the bathroom or powder rooms as well.

Let Your Marble Floor Design Set The Palette For A Room’s Décor

The fluid dark marble floor design in this dining room sets the palette and mood for the rest of the space in this dining room design. The brutalist-styled concrete walls, ceiling, and grey leather dining set to tie the room together to create a contemporary and sophisticated aesthetic.

Insider’s Eye: This room gets the moody palette right, while also dodging the risk of becoming too dull and overbearing thanks to the clever use of sunny-yellow accents and juxtaposition of eclectic art on the walls.

Your Marble Tiles Design For The Floors Can Extend Up To The Walls, Too

If the idea of wooden mouldings on the wall is too cramped for you—especially if you live in the tropics—but you’d still like something as regal, try extending the pattern of your marble floor designs to the wall as well, in order to create a refreshing and cooling ambiance …you’ll love it in the summer.

Style Tip: Break the rules a little and opt for two different textured marble designs in the same colour palette to avoid a monotonous room.

Match Your Soft Furnishings With Your Marble Floor Design

If your personal style tilts towards more monochrome colors and shades in your interior design, pairing your marble tiles design on the floor with your soft furnishings can help create a completely different mood for the room.  You can play around also with only a singular colour by picking linens, drapes, and accessories in varying hues from the same shade to add a safe mix of colour play to space.