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In May of 2025, the Michael C. Rockefeller Wing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (MET) in New York City reopened to the public after a four-year renovation project, which included reviving and matching its historic Stony Creek granite flooring.

Lavishly designed in soapstone, COTE Vegas is the fourth of its kind to open under the direction of Seoul-born restaurateur Simon Kim of Gracious Hospitality Management.

Ceramic tile assists in combining contemporary style with longtime tradition for a Caribbean restaurant. 

As part of a multi-year partnership with the HEAT through 2030, Armina’s presence at the arena reflects its growing reputation as a trusted partner for large-scale hospitality projects and iconic entertainment venues.
 

A Mediterranean-style hospitality design uniting architecture, tradition and ceramic tile.

Sandstone paired with wood conjure an inviting atmosphere at an Egyptian restaurant.

Tile from Tau Ceramic Tile met the necessary requirements for the design of a contemporary office space.

Custom mosaics bring beauty and elegance to create an upscale dining experience.

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.