How to get it right when decorating with marble

Ceramic allows you to bring this texture to spaces that were previously forbidden

Ceramic has the ability to adopt the texture and appearance of virtually any natural decorative element. But the key is not only in the realism that tile manufacturers are achieving, but the performance of ceramic and its technical characteristics make it the ideal material for almost any room, even more so than the original materials.

For instance, ceramics reproduce the elegance of marble, one of the favorite materials in decoration for thousands of years. Marble is a decoration classic in its own right, but it is also a delicate material and many people prefer not to use it because of all the maintenance involved. Ceramic is more than consolidated as an alternative because it allows us to place it in places that many people would not place marble, such as the kitchen floor.

One of the keys to succeed in decorating marble is to decide what color we are going to go for, from a classic ivory cream to different variants of white or black. We must not forget that in ceramics we can go beyond the colors of nature and combine other tones that are much more complicated to achieve such as green or combinations with gold.

Almost at the same time that we define the marble color we prefer for our project, we also have to decide if we want to give it a specific style, if we bet on an interior with a classic style, if we are looking for a luminous space or if we want to fill our project with personality with dark colors both in the furniture and in the floor and wall tiles.

Many marble fans prefer to opt for other materials to cover surfaces and give decorative touches with tables, kitchen fronts, countertops or bathrooms. On the other hand, when marble is the main protagonist of the spaces, we must use the decorative elements to generate contrasts and enrich the whole.

Marble always works wonderfully with metal, whether in silver, gold or bronze, as a guarantee of sophistication and avant-garde. Metals can be found both in faucets in the case of bathrooms or kitchens, with furniture or decorative objects.

The other great element that allows us to combine perfectly with marble are textiles. It is no longer just a question of color, but of overlapping textures. A contrasting rug can be the perfect complement to a light-toned floor and a velvet sofa can accent a seemingly classic living room.

The key when using marble-look ceramics is to calibrate the weight we want to give to this material. If it is going to be the absolute protagonist, it should be the furniture and decoration that allow us to give those other touches of color and contrast.

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