Stone & Tile: Architecture Design & Trends

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Originally constructed for the Erie Railroad, the Starrucca Viaduct completion was in 1848. The Bluestone structure stretches 1,040 feet long, rises 100 feet high and expands 25 feet wide at the top. 

Characterized by a vintage style with contemporary colors, the Betonmetal and Betonbrick collections from Terratinta Ceramiche, a brand of Terratinta Group, Italy, was the perfect choice for the design of The Place Bike Hub, which in Aosta connects the past and present.

Designed by architect Mario Santini, a home remodel in Verona, Italy, is a stunning showcase of natural stones from Antolini.

The design for the kitchen at Boyce Residence in Huntsville, AL -- featuring natural stone from Antolini -- won the Pinnacle Award of Excellence, a prize awarded by the Natural Stone Institute. 

A variety of tile from Refin was used throughout the design of the new Hotel Dimora degli Dei in the Italian Alps.

A New Jersey designer took time to discuss her preferences for designing with stone and tile in both residential and commercial applications.

A luxury office space in Beverly Hills, CA, was recently completed with an integration of materials, including natural stone and porcelain tile. The design was the vision of Christopher Grubb of Beverly Hills-based Arch-Interiors Design Group.

When you sit down to talk with Anna Popov you cannot help but smile. Her bubbly personality is infectious.

Trends in Decorative Tile with Feras Irikat.

Mari Anne Randall and Anthony Santos discuss the latest trends they are observing in commercial tile designs.