Marble Balusters
Turned and carved balusters for staircases, terraces and railings, sold individually or in matched sets.
Pieces in this collection
Classic Baluster
White Marble
Custom
This classical balustrade is crafted from solid light grey-veined white marble, featuring a grand, lathe-turned newel post anchored on a square plinth at the rounded curtail step. The intermediate balusters display a traditional urn-and-vase profile with carved ring moldings, set between a deeply contoured marble baserail and a heavy, bullnosed handrail that sweeps upward in neoclassical estate style.
Carved Baluster
White Marble
Custom
Crafted from fine Carrara-style white marble with delicate grey veining, this classical balustrade features an ornate, relief-carved vase profile. The lower bulb of each spindle is embellished with carved acanthus leaf motifs, supported by a tiered ring-and-torus base resting on a square plinth block. Above the bulb, an elongated, gently tapering neck with a molded collar terminates in a matching square top abacus, securing the balusters squarely beneath a flat molded marble handrail.
Marble Baluster
White Marble
Custom
This outdoor architectural balustrade is crafted from weathered, grey-veined marble with a matte, antique patina. It features an inverted vase-turned profile characterized by an elongated, flared neck that transitions into a prominent spherical bulb, carved rings, and a slender lower stem. Each baluster is set on an individual square marble plinth and crowned with an angled wedge-cut abacus block, seamlessly connecting to the sloped, bevel-edged marble handrail above.
Marble Baluster
White Marble
Custom
This staircase balustrade is executed in polished pure white marble with soft grey veining, designed in an open-stringer classical configuration. The balusters feature elongated, slender vase-turned profiles with high-set collars, each terminating directly onto the extended tread nosings with individual square plinth blocks rather than a continuous sloped baserail. A matching heavy molded marble handrail caps the balustrade, while the open stair profile is mirrored on the wall by a stepped decorative molding that frames the rise of each tread.