There’s something about stone that feels effortlessly robust and stylish. Whether it’s a marble topped coffee table, a stone-like ceramic dining table, or a rugged stone lamp base, this trend is all about bringing textures inspired by nature, indoors. It’s raw but refined, calming but statement-making, and it’s showing up everywhere, from kitchens and bathrooms, to living and dining spaces.
Whether you bring in one piece or go all in, it’s a great way to add texture and style to your space.
Why stone is the material of the moment
Oliver sideboard | @littleedwardian
Stone in all its forms, be it marble, travertine, or ceramic (which mimics stone), offers more than just visual appeal. It brings weight, presence, and natural tactility that contrasts beautifully with other textural materials like wood, bouclé, or linen.
In an age dominated by smooth screens and digital minimalism, stone reintroduces texture and sensory depth. Its natural imperfections and varied finishes invite touch, adding character to spaces that might otherwise feel flat. And beyond its aesthetic appeal, stone is a timeless investment. Unlike fleeting trends, stone endures, offering elegance, durability, and a quiet luxury that only improves with time.
Marble furniture: From classic to contemporary designs
Marble has long been synonymous with elegance, but today’s styles are far from traditional only. Think sleek, contemporary silhouettes mixed with bold finishes and sculptural bases. Our marble-topped tables are reimagined in versatile, livable collections designed for every home.
Elba coffee table | Elba side table
Marrying the rich warmth of solid acacia with white marble tops, the Elba collection creates an airy yet luxurious feel. Perfect for those seeking modern design with a touch of tradition.
A subtle take on contrast, the Islington range features white marble table tops paired with mid-tone acacia bases, ideal for art lovers who enjoy a more sculptural look. Italian Carrara marble offers soft grey veining in a classic white finish, adding an elegant, timeless feel to dining or living spaces.
Topped with polished marble, the Tuscany collection doesn’t just offer a striking focal point, it elevates everyday living with an air of refined luxury. The natural veining in each tabletop makes every piece unique, while the solid metal frame ensures durability that matches its aesthetic impact.
For fans of contemporary style, the Oliver collection blends dark acacia finishes with black marble tops, offering a richer palette that’s grounded and refined. Black marble creates architectural appeal, perfect for more stylised, modern homes.
Ceramic tables: Sleek, durable, and stylish
Trento dining table | @zaida_design
Ceramic is having a major moment in interiors, and for good reason. It mimics the visual impact of stone but with added durability and ease of maintenance. Whether it’s a white ceramic dining table for an airy, contemporary look or a dark grey tabletop for a more industrial feel, these pieces bring effortless finesse.
Venice dining table set | Maine console table | Maine sideboard | Clouds rug
These ceramic tables combine sophisticated surfaces with sleek, angular bases in black metal. The dark grey ceramic brings a moody, urban edge, while the white finish offers a crisp, minimalist feel.
Why choose ceramic?
- Scratch and heat-resistant so it’s perfect for family living and frequent entertaining
- Low-maintenance beauty as it looks high-end, without the delicate upkeep
- Pairs well with modern materials like metal, glass, and soft upholstery styles
How to style the stone trend at home
Oliver sideboard | @littleedwardian
Whether you’re choosing a marble-topped coffee table or a ceramic dining set, here are a few styling tips to help you pull the look together:
Pair with soft textiles like bouclé, wool, or linen to create contrast and comfort
Layer with other natural materials such as oak, jute, and clay for an earthy, elevated aesthetic
Embrace sculptural accessories to complement the weight and shape of stone surfaces
Let the materials shine by keeping surrounding elements minimal and cohesive
Start with small stone touches
If you’re curious about the trend but not ready to commit to a large furniture piece, try easing in with smaller stone-inspired accents:
- Marble clocks or ceramic lamps with sculptural shapes
- Stone trays or bookends in living spaces or on shelves
- Vases with natural clay glazes for a soft, earthy touch
- Stone candle holders or platters to elevate your dining table
These pieces bring that grounding energy and tactile quality without the big investment.
Whether you choose the bold drama of black marble or the modern utility of white ceramic, these materials bring visual weight, elegance, and a sense of permanence, everything that modern homes are craving right now.
Ready to bring the timeless appeal of stone into your space? Explore our marble furniture collections for sculptural elegance, or shop our ceramic dining tables to add a grounding touch to your dining area.
Share your stone-inspired spaces with us on Instagram and TikTok, tagging #OakFurnitureland #GrowYourHome. For more inspiration, read How to style mixed material furniture to master the art of mixing and matching your space.
