
Marble & Travertine Home Decor - Stone Accessories
Trays, bowls, candle holders and storage cut from marble and travertine. Every piece is worked from natural stone, so veining and tone vary.
Marble & Travertine Home Decor - Stone Accessories Products (21 items)
About Marble & Travertine Home Decor - Stone Accessories
Marble Home Decor
Marble home decor brings weight and a cool surface into a room of wood and fibre. It is the material that keeps a natural interior from reading soft throughout. Small pieces do more than large ones here, since marble is heavy and expensive by volume.
Travertine Decor and Its Texture
Travertine is a limestone with open pores running through it, giving a pitted surface and a warm sand colour. Some pieces are filled and polished, others left open. The unfilled version catches dust in the pores and needs a brush rather than a cloth.
Travertine Trays and Bowls
A travertine tray corrals what would otherwise be clutter on a coffee table or bathroom shelf. Bowls are carved from a single block, so the wall thickness varies slightly. Neither is sealed against oil unless the product page says so.
Marble Candle Holders
Marble candle holders are heavy enough to stay put with a tall taper in them, which is their main advantage over wood or metal. Wax lifts off cured stone with a fingernail once it has set. See stone and marble interior design for pairing stone through a room.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does travertine stain?
Yes, it is porous. Oil, wine and coffee soak in if left. Wipe spills straight away, and use a stone sealer once a year on anything that lives in a kitchen or bathroom.
How do you clean marble and travertine?
Warm water and a soft cloth, or a pH-neutral stone cleaner. Never use vinegar, lemon or a bathroom descaler; acid etches the surface and leaves a dull mark that does not polish out easily.
Is every piece different?
Yes. Veining, pore pattern and colour come from the block the piece was cut from, so no two match. Photographs show a representative example rather than the exact item.
Can travertine be used outdoors?
It is used outdoors architecturally, but decor pieces here are finished for indoor use. Frost gets into the open pores and can crack the stone over a winter.
How do you get wax off a marble candle holder?
Let the wax set hard, then lift the edge with a fingernail or a plastic scraper. Warm water loosens what is left. Do not use a blade, which scratches polished stone.




















