Luxury Designed for Living
We think in rooms, not products. The relationship starts with a sample and stays through the final detail.
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The Philosophy
Designed with intent
A well-designed room only gets better with time. Built around conviction, not currency. Designed to endure.
Built to outlast
Natural stone, solid hardwood and brass that wears in instead of out. Every material selected to be lived in.
Sourced sustainably
Quarries & ateliers we visit in person. Every material sourced with closed-loop production, low-VOC finishes and FSC-certified timber.
Service that stays
From first sketch to final reveal, our in-house designers and trade program move with the project through every decision.
We believe luxury belongs in the everyday. Edward Martin pieces elevate daily living with timeless beauty and modern ease, transforming residential and commercial spaces into expressions of comfort, connection, and refinement.
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Our journey since 2022
- 2022
Site launches channeling 70+ years of family heritage in stone and tile into a luxury direct-to-consumer destination.
- 2024
Launch of AR Visualizer: Customers can now preview full-scale tiles in their space in real-time, directly from a mobile browser—no app required.
- 2025
Trade Program Launch: Exclusive 20% discount, concierge support and early access to new collections for architects, designers and contractors.
- 2026
Catalogue expansion beyond tile into vanities, lighting and furniture all curated to work in concert transforming Edward Martin into an end-to-end design resource.
Edward Martin
Eddie grew up in his grandfather's stone yard in Carrara, learning to read marble the way most kids learn to read books. Three generations of family craft taught him that quality is rarely about the most expensive material. It is about the right one, well made.
He founded Edward Martin in 2022 for homeowners, designers and trade professionals who care as much about how a space feels as how it photographs. Every collection still passes his desk before it ships.
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Eddie's favorite
Looks
A room that holds together is never accidental. These collections reflect the principles Eddie returns to across every project: surface first, form second, an environment that feels composed rather than assembled.
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