Marble Plinth

With a wide variety of different colors and patterns, marble plinths cater to various interior design styles and personal preferences spanning from understated, bright tones to bold, dark options—and everything in between. Marble plinth tables can suit an array of homes and styles, but in particular, they can bring a modern, classic, or mid-century aesthetic to life.

About the shapes of marble plinths

Square or rectangular menu marble plinths are very common, so one may find the most options in that category regarding styles, sizes, and extensions. But a round or oval marble plinth side table can give customers more space to arrange because it cuts off the corners but still offers a good surface area. Oval marble plinth coffee tables might be a better option for tighter rectangular spaces. Additionally, a round marble plinth base in a tight space isn't as visually unforgiving nor as physically hazardous as one with corners.

About different types of marble plinths

Something to know about marble is that every variation is unique, with differences in color, grain (the trademark lines running through a piece of marble), and porosity. Marble from Italy could look completely different from marble found in France. Popular types of marble include Carrara, Calacatta, and Emperador, and they're all completely different from one another.

About the colors of marble plinths

Regarding marble plinth table bases, two popular colors are black with white grain and white with black or grey grain. When faced with these options, personal choices should always win – but these two distinct colors give off a different feel. A white marble plinth is clean, bright, and serene, which makes it ideal for an airy and light home that uses a lot of complementary colors. On the other hand, a black marble plinth is elusive, chic, and mysterious. It will darken a space rather than brighten it up.