The use of marble in kitchen design is a classic. For this reason, there are more and more options that replicate the aesthetics of this material that we can find on the market.
And not only that, thanks to innovation and research, we also have within our reach other materials that faithfully replicate the aesthetics of marble but reducing its disadvantages: its price, its high porosity that makes it not very resistant to stains, its propensity to suffer scratches or the need for maintenance.
Whether you choose natural marble or one of these new materials that imitate its characteristics, here are some ideas for integrating marble with one of the colours with which it is most often combined: white.
Despite the frequency of this combination, we assure you that you will not find two alike. Read on to find out.
Passion Carrelage
Classic worktops
White marble is a material that directly reminds us of luxury and classic style. That is why we start with this kitchen from Passion Carrelage, one of our French distributors.
In it, he has used our Lille model in white. Its moulded fronts and handle pulls alone create an elegant look, which is confirmed by the installation of an imposing, thick white marble worktop with a deep grey vein in deep shades of grey.
Rivas Sánchez Carpenters
Contemporary classic
In this kitchen by Rivas Sánchez Carpinteros we find a material very similar to the previous example and, as in the previous one, it has been used for the worktop. And yet, what a different effect!
The key is in the furniture. In this case, it is our Fénix model in white Alaska; a smooth laminate that has not been fitted with handles for a more minimalist effect.
Rivas Sánchez Carpinteros
Golden shades
If you are thinking of opting for the combination of white and wood for the kitchen furniture but you don’t want to give up the feeling of luxury, you’ll love this idea from Rivas Sánchez Carpinteros: include white marble cladding with warm, golden veins.
HM Carpinteros
Give it an extra touch with golden accessories, such as taps. Or even with handles and other elements of furniture or decoration as in this example by HM Carpinteros. Here the vein of the marble is even more marked and deep, which looks great with the stools and lamps hanging over the island.
Nivel 2 Muebles
Softness and minimalism
If, on the other hand, you are looking for a more discreet atmosphere for your kitchen, go for marble with soft veins and earth tones. They will look great if you introduce other natural fibre elements such as wood into the design, as in this simple (but very heavy) kitchen designed by our distributor Nivel 2 Muebles.
Do you want an extra point of character? Then go for a more pronounced grain and darker tones, as in this project by Muebles Avenida.
Nivel 2 Muebles
Not just cladding
If you want to go big with marble… why not go further? That’s what Nivel 2 Muebles has done in this kitchen where it has included white marble slabs in the wall cladding but also in the floor. What do you think of the result?
