Bedroom stone protection
Marble bedside tables and dressing tables hold water glasses, perfume, skincare and makeup. They mark just as easily as a kitchen bench, only more slowly and more quietly.
Why bedrooms
Perfumes are mostly alcohol and fragrance oils, and many skincare products contain acids such as AHAs and vitamin C. A drip down the side of a bottle can etch marble. Foundation and nail polish remover stain and dissolve.
A water glass left overnight, every night, will eventually leave a ring on unprotected stone.
Bedroom furniture
Stone-topped bedside tables, dressing tables and walk-in robe islands are becoming more common in Sydney homes, often in marble to match an ensuite.
Bedroom stone rarely suffers dramatic spills. Instead it builds up marks slowly: a ring from the nightly water glass, a dull patch where perfume sits, a faint stain under a foundation bottle.
Film stops that slow build-up and needs nothing more than a wipe.
Bedroom surfaces
What it faces
| Substance | Unprotected stone | With Stone Shield film |
|---|---|---|
| Perfume | Alcohol and oils mark marble | Stays on the film |
| Skincare acids | Etch calcite stones | Stays on the film |
| Nail polish remover | Solvents mark finishes | Wipes off quickly |
| Makeup | Stains porous stone | Wipes off |
| Water glasses | Rings over time | Wipes off |
Care
with a soft damp cloth.
from bottles when you notice them.
Mild soapy water is enough.
rather than dragging them.
How it works
For marble or onyx furniture, yes. Replacing a stone top is expensive, and film is a small job by comparison.
Yes. Stone-topped robe islands are a common add-on.
It is near-invisible, and satin or gloss is matched to the existing finish.
For marble or onyx tops, yes. They are quick to do alongside other work.
Yes, it is protected like any benchtop.
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