Unique Marble for Unique Projects

Take a look at some of the stunning projects where different shades of marble from Fauske plays an important role. 

Hermelin marble from Fauske on the terminal floor of Oslo's Gardermoen Airport. Photo: Ivan Brodey
Wall cladding, design by Karim Rashid. Photo: @aatcitaly

Norwegian Rose wall cladding

  • Industrial designer Karim Rashid used Norwegian Rose marble for a beautiful organic wall cladding.

  • The wall was on display at Salon del Mobile in Milano. 

Marmolen office building, Copenhagen, under construction.

Flooring at Marmormolen

  • 3,000 m² of Hermelin Light marble flooring for the central room of Marmormolen.

  • The office building is an ambitious sustainability project, designed by Henning Larsen Architects.

Norwegian Rose block at Aggersvold Gods

Norwegian Rose Vulcan block

  • A unique Norwegian Rose Vulcan block is places as a sculpture on the grounds of Aggersvold Gods Hotel & Conference in Jyderup, Denmark. 

Designmuseum Danmark during the renovation in 2020-22. Photo: Designmuseum Danmark

Designmuseum Danmark

  • Designmuseum Danmark in Copenhagen went through a big renovation in 2020-2022.

  • Hermelin marble from Fauske was chosen for a large part of the flooring, a perfect match for the historic building. 

Interior of Sorgenfri. Photo: Sorgenfri Cafe

Sorgenfri Cafe

  • Sorgenfri is a cafe, gallery, and design studio, located in Oslo.

  • The designers have a strong focus on using local materials of high quality.

  • Norwegian rose marble from Fauske is one of their favorites and can be seen in the interior of the cafe.

Table designed by Poul Kjærholm. Photo: Fritz Hansen

Fritz Hansen Furniture

  • Fritz Hansen is an international design house, well known for their timeless design brands.

  • One of their famous brands is the furniture of Poul Kjærholm.

  • Hermelin marble from Fauske is used for Kjærholm’s prestigious tables.