The apartment’s name is reflected in its details: a marble pattern extends from the wall behind the kitchen counter to the hallway, where the cladding frames a large oval mirror, and reappears on the tops of two overlapping coffee tables in the living room — one white, one black. The interior features navy blue and light wood, while a graphite wall behind the sofa conceals shelves filled with books. The main bedroom has a double bed, the second a sofa bed, and both offer a dedicated workspace with a desk.

The bathroom is finished in a dark marble pattern, with a rain shower behind a glass enclosure and a backlit LED mirror. The kitchenette is equipped with an induction hob, oven, dishwasher, fridge-freezer, and a drip coffee maker; there is also a washing machine. The living room opens onto a small balcony with rattan chairs, and one parking space in the building’s garage is included in the stay.

The Aura 40 development is located on Wałowa Street in Gdańsk’s Młode Miasto (Young City), on the post-shipyard side of the city. It’s a three-minute walk to the Montownia food hall, and eight minutes to the Imperial Shipyard and the European Solidarity Centre. Club B90 and 100cznia are approximately twelve minutes north. The Main Town and Długi Targ (Long Market) are an 18–20 minute walk via Aksamitna and Wałowa. Buses from Wałowa go directly to Gdańsk Główny (Main Station).

MARBLE is ideal for families who prefer one apartment over two hotel rooms — six people can sleep in two bedrooms and on the sofa bed in the living room. Two couples sharing the apartment get separate bedrooms, and two desks allow for work without occupying the dining table. It also suits a group of friends exploring post-shipyard Gdańsk and the history of Solidarity. In the same building, we have a smaller apartment, SPRING, if you need something simpler.