We explore nine examples of expressive natural stone for the bathroom. Defined by rich colours, distinctive textures and intricate patterns, this selection is designed to bring depth and character to any space.
This instalment of our ‘Nine to Know’ series was first featured inside est magazine issue 54: ‘Time to Play’.
01. Signorino Orange Onyx
Signorino Orange Onyx is slightly transparent, rendering the stone ideal for back-lighting to create subtle luminosity.
02. Artedomus Tiberio
The Artedomus Tiberio marble is blush-coloured with rich burgundy veining, ideal for inviting jewel hues into the bathroom.
03. Granite Works Australian Pilbara Ripple Marble
Granite Works Australian Pilbara Ripple marble mimics the gentle movement of water through its soft, earthy tones and flowing veins.
Bellevue Hill by Poco Designs | Photography by Anson Smart
04. Signorino Appenino River
Signorino Appenino River features a multi-toned grey base enriched with intricate red and pink veining, and delicate white quartz flecks and clusters.
05. CDK Stone Bellini Marble
CDK Stone Bellini Marble features an off-white and peach base accented by web-like veining in beige, brown, pink, and orange hues.
06. Artedomus Rosa Nuvola
Artedomus Rosa Nuvola is a warm and textural marble with golden pink hues, perfect for creating focal colour in the bathroom.
Malvern Residence by Flack Studio | Photography by Anson Smart
07. FUM Australia Onice Blue Onyx
FUM Australia Onice Blue Onyx is both a daring and subtle choice for the bathroom with its intricately-patterned blue, white and gold hues.
08. Signorino Austral Red
Signorino Austral Red is a bold dolomite reminiscent of Australia’s Uluru landscape.
09. CDK Stone Rosso Antico Marble
Sourced from Northern Italy, CDK Stone Rosso Antico Marble is characterised by its deep, earthy red and brown tones with subtle white highlights.



