BUYING GUIDE

How Marble Is Formed: The Science Behind the Beauty

Our marble collection began with a curated collection of sculptural freestanding baths, basins, and vanity units - each one carved from a single, solid block of natural stone, ensuring every piece is beautifully unique. Our earliest designs celebrated the timeless appeal of Italian Carrara, Arabescato, Pietra Grey, and the distinctive Tiffany marble. Since our founding in 2014, this collection has expanded rapidly, evolving into one of our most acclaimed categories.

Today, Lusso marble is showcased across an extensive range of homeware, furniture, tiles, and statement bathroom pieces, including our award-winning Lamp collection. One of the newest additions is Calacatta Viola, sourced from the Apuan Alps in Italy. This remarkable stone is distinguished by deep, dramatic violet veining softened by delicate lilac undertones, set against a crisp white backdrop - an unmistakable expression of Italian luxury.

Craftsmanship Rooted in Tradition

Every Lusso marble piece begins its journey in quarries around the world, where a single block is hand-selected for its purity, structure, and aesthetic character. Skilled artisans extract the stone using precise cutting techniques designed to minimise waste and preserve the natural integrity of the material. Once transported for processing, each block undergoes a meticulous series of inspections before expert craftsmen shape, cut, and finish the stone using advanced tooling.

The final stages - honing, polishing, and perfecting - are carried out with exceptional care to ensure every design reflects the stone’s inherent beauty, texture, and depth. From quarry to final product, the entire process can take several weeks to several months, depending on the complexity of the piece. This considered approach ensures that every Lusso creation carries the hallmarks of true artisanal quality.

Timeless, Sustainable Luxury

Because Lusso marble is entirely natural - not a composite of crushed stone or resins - it is designed to last a lifetime. Its inherent strength, longevity, and enduring beauty make it a more sustainable choice than artificial alternatives that wear or discolour over time. When cared for correctly, marble becomes one of the most long-lasting materials within the home, ageing gracefully while retaining its refined elegance.

If you’re considering introducing marble to your interior, explore our guide on selecting the perfect pieces for your home.