5 Favorites: Marbled Finds
Mark our words: Marbleized patterns, particularly in earthy colorways, are about to make a comeback. Here’s the evidence:
Above: Beata Heuman’s Two-by-Two Cushion Cover in Dappled Velvet is “made using the age-old technique of ink marbling,” completed with a squiggled tag in the corner. It’s $139 from Shoppa, Beata’s online shop.
Above: Marbled Paper Lamp Shades in all different hues are $68 each from Houses & Parties.
Above: The Hand Marbled Weekly Planner (left) and the Hand Marbled Pocket Notebook Set (right) are made in India with recycled and hand-marbled papers; $45 each from Toast.
Above: Made in Apt, France, “Aptware” like this blends different clays to marbled effect. The Celine Serving Platter is $542 from Porta.
Above: And the earth-toned Marbled Enamelware Tray is part of Nickey Kehoe’s new enamelware collection; $32 each.
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