Articles Tagged with ''stone industry''

As our economy very slowly recovers from the recession, and our industry slowly gets back to normal (whatever “normal” means these days), I see the same old patterns falling into place.

Headed to Atlanta, GA, for the first time in its more than two-decade history, Coverings is turning to hometown industry experts with creation of an honorary Attendee Advisory Council to help ensure its entrée there in 2013 is an unmatched success.

By comparison, the stone industry is quite small compared to other building sectors.

At this year’s Coverings exposition, Foreman Rogers showed that you can expect the unexpected by tiling an entire bedroom

On June 21, 2012, the Toronto Stone Summit -- part of the Marble Institute of America/Stone World education series was hosted by MS International in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.

In this blog, architect Stephen B. Chambers of Dallas, TX, offers his insight on the use of stone in architecture at sites around the world.

A few months ago, I wrote about a slate producer in the U.K., and the headline described the company philosophy as a “culture of quality.”

After establishing itself in the Vitória region of Brazil nearly 35 years ago, Vitória Stone has expanded into full-scale slab production, and it stresses the need for quality in all areas of its operations

Each May, Stone World publishes the year-end import and export statistics for natural stone from the U.S. Department of Commerce.

— Bedrosians Tile and Stone has begun fully utilizing two major social media outlets, as Facebook and Twitter play a large role in reaching out to its customers.