Decorating with Malachite

Malachite is a green psychedelic type swirl pattern in a stone that was made popular in the 70's. I usually associate this pattern with luxurious black and gold interiors similar to Tony Duquette's style. His love and interest for this stone translated into dishes, bound books, floors and tablescapes and made this style popular. While Malachite walls may not be for everyone a touch of Malachite through a frame, book, decorative box or unpolished specimen may add a little touch to your home. 

Viceroy in Miami decorated in Malachite theme by Kelly Weartsler

Entryway table decorated with malachite obelisk and green lamp by Mary McDonald on Veranda

Tony Duquette malachite window treatments Coco Kelly

Tony Duquette Malachite pillows from Jim Thompson

Tony Duquette Malachite chair from Belvedere on 1st Dibs

Modern twist on Malachite walls being paired with red decorated by Kate Schintzuis from Designsponge

More tradional style I usually see used and this in case a masculine bathroom with faux malachite walls and black laquered vanity designed by Linda Heckman on Elle Decor

Faux Malachite Chest of Drawers from Lewis Trimble on 1st Dibs

For a more low key look a Malachite frame for sale from Honeymoon at Home

Malachite placemats from Dransfield & Ross featured on Elle Decor

Malachite painted box from Indecorous Taste

Malachite fabric from Spoonflower

Malachite wallpaper from Cole & Sons Love this wallpaper against the black and white tiling.

Vintage Malachite box c. 1950 from Go Antiques

Vintage Semi-Precious Stones book that has a malachite cover from Amazon

Malachite specimen from Etsy