Two marbles, made by hand
Cherry Gold & Emerald
Cherry Gold is a deep oxblood marble veined in cream and gold, quarried in the Chittorgarh region of Rajasthan. Emerald is a deep green marble with jade and teal veining. No two pieces share the same veining.
Pieces from $68As seen in
Gifts in both stones
Under $100
Coasters, catchalls and trays
Under $200
Gifting
Complimentary gift wrap
Gift wrap is complimentary, and you can add it from your bag. Leave a gift note there and we write the card by hand. We ship to any address you give us.
- In-stock pieces leave our Connecticut studio in 3–5 business days.
- Gift cards from $50, delivered by email.
- Sending to a team or a client list? See corporate gifting.
The stone
Cherry Gold
A deep oxblood marble with cream-and-gold veining, quarried in the Chittorgarh region of Rajasthan. The cream and gold run in thin lines through one piece and in wide bands through the next.
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Avaline × Anastasio Home
A Season of Reds
A wine chiller carved from a single block of Cabernet Red Marble, in partnership with Avaline. Made for long tables and second bottles. A numbered edition of fifty-five.
Photograph: Julie Bidwell
The stone
Emerald
A deep green marble with jade and teal veining. Green marble breaks our tools many times over. We can't unsee its beauty once a piece is finished, so here we are.
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Vintage
Vintage boxes
From our vintage edit: a burl box veneered so the grain runs unbroken across the lid, a triangle chest whose three drawers are each a different trapezoid, and a black box painted on every face with lotus and fish.
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Furniture
Tables in both stones
How it's made
Designed in our Connecticut studio and made by hand in a dedicated atelier in Rajasthan, India. Each piece starts as a single block of marble: machines rough out the shape, and the form and the finish are carved and worked by hand.
Exchanges
Exchanges are complimentary within 14 days of delivery. Questions about an order? Email hello@anastasiohome.com.
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Flower autochromes attributed to Harold A. Taylor (1878–1960). Courtesy of the Coronado Historical Association Collection, via California Revealed.