For our latest lookbook, we've collected 10 bathrooms from the Dezeen archive that use marble in their designs, a metamorphic stone known for its smooth but veiny appearance.
Marble is a versatile material often used to clad bathroom sinks and kitchen countertops as well as to form tiles that line floors and walls.
Owing to its streaky and gleaming appearance, designers and architects commonly add marble to projects that require a luxurious element, in place of more simple surfaces such as plain white tiles.
This is the latest roundup in our Dezeen Lookbooks series that provides visual inspiration for designers and design enthusiasts. Previous lookbooks include Japandi interiors, cosy cabin bedrooms and loft conversions.

Louisville Road by 2LG Studio London interior design firm 2LG Studio overhauled a period house in Tooting with colourful accents, such as this bespoke coral-orange vanity unit in the light-filled bathroom.
Pale marble tiles clad the wall in stark contrast to the bright cabinet, and feature an intricate pattern that offsets the geometric lines of the furniture and floor design.
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Teorema Milanese by Marcante-Testa
Italian architecture office Marcante-Testa used rich materials and colours to revamp Teorema Milanese, a Milan apartment that was previously described as a "typical bourgeois home."
Slabs of salome marble, a type of pinky-lilac stone, serve as a splashback for a bright white standalone bath...