Stone & Tile: Architecture Design & Trends

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A total of 22 stone and tile projects were winners of the Coverings Installation & Design Awards for their exceptional innovation and highly skilled work.

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFAH) recently completed a meticulous restoration of the marble foyer floor at Rienzi, its house museum for European decorative arts. 

Vives, a family-owned Spanish tile company since 1957, brings European design trends to the North American market. From Cevisama 2025 in Valencia, Spain, Jose Ruiz-Roscigno discusses sustainable manufacturing practices, 2025 tile trends, and educating architects and contractors on proper installation techniques. 

The quality and finishes of Indiana limestone made for a perfect fit with the overall design of the building.

The warm rich brown hue is inviting and harmonizes with any designs natural setting.

The freshly renovated Michigan Central Station is now a stunning part of the Ford Motor Co. campus.

More than 600 international manufacturers showcased their newest collections, revealing where design is headed in the coming year.

The Labradorite kitchen countertops in a home in Carlsbad, CA, create a stunning focal point – changing colors and patterns in the natural light.

Architect Joshua Ramus, principal of the renowned architecture firm REX, gave a private tour of the marble-clad Perelman Performing Arts Center that sits on the northeast corner of the World Trade Center complex in Manhattan to a group from the architectural and design community and the natural stone industry.

Ceramics of Italy manufacturers showcased the ever-evolving advancements in ceramic and porcelain tile from an aesthetic and technological point of view.